Banking
EBANX Appoints New VPs in Move to Boost Payment Services
By Adedapo Adesanya
Global technology company, EBANX, which specialises in payment services for rising markets, has announced the appointment of new vice presidents as it reinforces performance and product drives for its payment services.
In a statement on Thursday, the company named Ms Juliana Borges de Campos as the new Vice President of Operations, and Mr Eduardo de Abreu as the new Vice President of Product and Business Architecture.
As a payment platform, EBANX connects global companies with customers from one of the fastest-growing digital markets in the world. The company was founded in 2012 in Brazil with the mission of giving people access to buy in international digital commerce and enabling global businesses to connect with hundreds of payment methods in different countries in Latin America, Africa, and Asia.
The company forayed into the Nigerian market in September 2022.
EBANX goes beyond payments, increasing sales, and fostering seamless purchase experiences for businesses and clients and these strategic moves further underline the company’s ongoing commitment to superior payment performance, high standards of service level, and product development with a strong focus on merchant-centric solutions, building up to a long-term strategy.
The new VPs will oversee all EBANX’s payment service offerings across Latin America, Africa, and India, the three fastest-growing digital commerce regions in the world, accelerating more than 20 per cent per year by 2026, according to PCMI data for Beyond Borders 2024.
Ms Juliana Borges de Campos is stepping up from her previous role as Director of Payment Operations and will bring over two decades of experience in the payments industry to her new position where she developed tools that helped improve the company’s operations.
“My focus will remain on driving operational excellence and innovation, ensuring that we continue to meet the needs of our merchants across all 29 markets where EBANX operates,” she said.
On his part, Mr Eduardo de Abreu, previously Director of Commercial Enablement, will now spearhead the Product division in addition to the responsibilities for the Business Architecture area. With a strong experience of nine years in the payments industry, De Abreu led the business architecture development of innovative product solutions at EBANX, such as the Single Transaction, allowing marketplaces to sell goods from both local and cross-border sellers in a single payment transaction.
“I look forward to leveraging my experience to further align our product and business architecture strategies with our overarching goal of providing merchant-centric solutions for payment processing and management. This includes everything from pay-in to payout, ranging from high-order valued payments to micropayments.”
Mr Fabio Scopeta, Chief Product and Technology Officer (CPTO) of EBANX, expressed his enthusiasm for the new appointments, said “The combined expertise of Juliana and Eduardo will be instrumental in advancing our commitment to providing the highest standard of service-level and approval rates for our merchants while creating seamless payment experiences for their customers.
“Their leadership will ensure that our operations and product strategies are even more aligned, reinforcing our mission to provide access and enhance the overall merchant experience.”
By Aduragbemi Omiyale
Pioneer non-interest financial institution in Nigeria, Jaiz Bank Plc, has announced a change to its brand identity, adopting new colours and logo to reflect its vision for the future.
In a statement signed by its Company Secretary, Mr Mohammed Shehu, it was disclosed that the new colours are deep blue, yellow, and grey.
In the statement, Jaiz Bank noted that, “The rebranding reflects our renewed commitment to empowering individuals, businesses, and communities with smarter financial solutions.
The Islamic lender, which said it’s committed to innovation, trust, and customer-centric banking, said, “The new brand represents more than just a colour and logo change; it is a reflection of the bank’s evolution and aspirations building a future-ready bank that is agile, inclusive, and deeply connected to the needs of our customers.”
“The new colours and logo represent Trust, Stability, Professionalism, Energy, Optimism, Visibility, Balance, and Sophistication,” it emphasised.
While “inviting stakeholders, partners, and customers to join us in celebrating this exciting new chapter, Jaiz Bank noted that rebranding became effective today, Tuesday, August 19, 2025.”
It described the “strategic transformation” as a “significant milestone in the bank’s journey to better serve its customers, embrace digital innovation, and expand its footprint in the financial services industry.”
By Modupe Gbadeyanka
For its consistent commitment to the highest levels of data privacy, security, and compliance, Access Bank Plc has been awarded the ISO/IEC 27701:2019 Certification for Privacy Information Management Systems.
The scope of the certification encompasses the management, processing, and protection of Personally Identifiable Information (PII) related to customers, employees, and third parties across the entire organisation.
It covers all physical and digital assets, processes, and information systems engaged in the collection, storage, processing, sharing, and disposal of PII throughout the bank.
The Statement of Applicability, version 15.0, dated March 27, 2025, demonstrates Access Bank’s role as both a PII Controller and a PII Processor, ensuring a robust framework for safeguarding sensitive information at every stage of its lifecycle.
The certification is referenced under ISMS Certificate, No. IS 583140 and affirms that the lender operates a Privacy Information Management System (PIMS), which fully complies with the rigorous requirements of ISO/IEC 27701:2019.
It reflects the bank’s proactive approach to privacy management, its investment in state-of-the-art security infrastructure, and its commitment to building trust with stakeholders and the broader community.
“Achieving the ISO/IEC 27701:2019 certification is a testament to Access Bank’s proactive approach to information security, Data Protection and Privacy, which reflects our commitment to safeguarding the trust our customers place in us, and our culture of continuous improvement.
“It demonstrates our dedication to adopting global best practices and reinforces our position as a leader in privacy information management across the financial services sector.” The Chief Information Security Officer/Data Protection Officer of Access Bank, Favour Femi-Oyewole, said.
Also, the Executive Director for IT and Digitisation at Access Holdings Plc, Lanre Bamisebi, said, “Securing the ISO/IEC 27701:2019 certification marks a pivotal milestone in Access Bank’s journey to embed privacy and data protection at the heart of our digital strategy. It also underscores the strategic investments we continue to make in digital innovation.
“This achievement reflects our unwavering commitment to building resilient systems that not only meet global standards but also anticipate the evolving expectations of our customers and regulators. It is the result of deliberate cross-functional collaboration and a forward-thinking approach to governance and trust.”
By Modupe Gbadeyanka
Stanbic IBTC Bank has reiterated its commitment to inclusive growth, especially by providing support to female business owners because of their vital role in Nigeria’s economy.
The bank in a statement said it created the Blue Blossom Account in recognition of the positive impact of women entrepreneurs in society, as they drive innovation, create jobs, and build resilient businesses.
It stressed that focusing on women-led businesses helps to build a more inclusive and vibrant economy. Supporting women is not just the right thing to do—it’s a smart investment in Nigeria’s future, the lender said.
Stanbic IBTC Bank noted that the Blue Blossom Account was designed to help women overcome common financing challenges, as it provides easier access to business finance in line with the Central Bank of Nigeria’s Sustainable Banking Principles.
Women business owners enjoy zero current account maintenance (CAM) fees, concessionary loan rates, and access to business clinic sessions. These benefits make the Blue Blossom Account more than just a product—it’s a practical tool for growth.
Stanbic IBTC Bank said it also offers lending solutions like SME Lite and SME EZ Cash. These options help women-led businesses secure working capital, fund expansion, or invest in new opportunities. With flexible terms and accessible financing, the bank is assisting more women grow their businesses.
Support goes beyond finance. Through its SME Collab customer value proposition, the bank offers training and curates events to help women manage their businesses and connect with other entrepreneurs.
A key highlight is the Bloom Weekend, an empowerment event that brings together thousands of women entrepreneurs, professionals, and leaders. The event features masterclasses, financial advisory, and a vibrant trade fair where women showcase their businesses. It also provides an avenue for networking and having fun.
Digital tools also play a role. With POS terminals, the Enterprise Online internet banking platform, and the SME Mobile App, women entrepreneurs can manage payments and cash flow more efficiently. These solutions make it easier to run a business and reach more customers.
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