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Access Bank to open up to 25% of subsidiaries to partners

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Access Bank is ending its African acquisition strategy and plans to open up to 25% of its continental subsidiaries’ capital to regional partners. The Nigerian bank is thus shifting from geographical growth to financial optimisation of its network, according to Jeune Afrique.

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