The Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria will focus on how banks can deploy fresh capital raised through recapitalisation exercise to support Nigeria’s industrial transformation at its 2026 Fellowship Investiture in Lagos on 31 October.
The keynote address, titled ‘Bank Recapitalisation: Leveraging New Bank Capital for Nigeria’s Industrial Transformation’, will be delivered by the Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerian Economic Summit Group, Dr Tayo Aduloju.
The discussion comes as the banking industry adjusts to the Central Bank of Nigeria’s recapitalisation requirements, which have raised minimum capital thresholds for banks and placed renewed attention on their capacity to finance businesses, infrastructure and productive sectors of the economy.
The institute is expected to bring together banking executives, policymakers, government officials, investors and academics to examine the role of stronger bank capital in expanding access to finance and supporting economic growth.
The CIBN said the investiture would also recognise individuals who have
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