Sterling Bank Upgrades SABEX Agric Commodities Trading Platform

February 8, 2021
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By Ahmed Rahma

As part of its commitment to innovation, a leading financial institution, Sterling Bank Plc, has upgraded its agriculture commodities trading platform, SABEX.

This was disclosed by the Executive Director, Corporate & Investment Banking of Sterling Bank, Mr Yemi Odubiyi, in a statement issued by the lender.

Mr Odubiyi explained that the upgraded digital commodities trading platform will provide real-time credit financing solution for farmers, sellers and buyers of agro commodities to transact.

He said Sterling Bank has shown beyond every reasonable doubt that it was committed to important innovations, adding that the end-to-end blockchain commodities trading and financing platform is the future of agribusiness and trading in the country.

“With all that we have done, we wish to further expand agribusiness’ growth, improve investments in the sector, and drive economic growth using innovative technologies such as SABEX. We are confident of the huge prospects available to all stakeholders who come on the platform,” he said.

The Executive Director noted that, “Aside from the opportunities available for electronic warehouse receipt, commodity trading has just got better on the platform,” remarking that, “It is no understatement that at Sterling Bank, our commitment to innovative banking and wealth creation is one of the reasons for the SABEX solution.”

According to the bank, SABEX, first introduced in 2018, is the world’s first fully digitized, end-to-end blockchain commodities trading and financing platform, built by Sterling Bank Plc in collaboration with AFEX Commodities Exchange Limited.

Rahma Ahmed

Ahmed Rahma is a journalist with great interest in arts and craft. She is also a foodie who loves new ideas. She loves to travel and would love to visit other African countries someday. She is a sucker for historical movies and afrobeat.

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