Access Holdings Appoints Orimoloye as Executive Director for Risk Management at Access Bank
In a strategic move to bolster its governance and risk management framework, Access Holdings has appointed Orimoloye as the new Executive Director for Risk Management at Access Bank. This appointment underscores the bank's dedication to enhancing stakeholder value through prudent management practices.
The Abuja Times

Access Holdings has officially announced the appointment of Orimoloye as the new Executive Director for Risk Management at Access Bank, a decision reflecting the institution's ongoing commitment to robust governance and effective risk management strategies. The announcement comes at a time when the financial sector is increasingly focused on sustainable practices that ensure long-term stakeholder value.
In a statement released by the company, Access Holdings emphasized that Orimoloye's appointment is a key step towards reinforcing its risk management framework, which is critical in navigating the complexities of the current economic landscape. With a wealth of experience in risk assessment and mitigation, Orimoloye is expected to lead initiatives that will further strengthen the bank’s operational resilience.
Orimoloye’s extensive background in the banking sector positions him as a pivotal figure in Access Bank's strategic vision. His role will involve overseeing all aspects of risk management, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards, and fostering a culture of risk awareness throughout the organization. This aligns with Access Bank's broader objective of maintaining its reputation as a leading financial institution in Nigeria and beyond.
“This appointment reflects our commitment to strong governance and prudent risk management,” said a spokesperson for Access Holdings, highlighting the importance of these elements in driving sustainable growth.
As Access Bank continues to evolve in the competitive banking sector, the leadership of experienced professionals like Orimoloye is crucial. Stakeholders are optimistic that his expertise will contribute significantly to the bank’s strategic objectives, reinforcing its position in the market.
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