FBNQuest Merchant Bank Limited, one of Nigeria’s foremost providers of investment and wealth management solutions, has been named the MSME Trade Finance & Non-Oil Export Merchant Bank of the Year at the 2025 MSME Finance CEO Forum & Awards. The event took place on Saturday, 1st November, at the Civic Centre, Victoria Island, Lagos.
The accolade highlights FBNQuest’s ongoing commitment to advancing Nigeria’s economic diversification by empowering Medium, Small and Micro Enterprises (MSMEs) and strengthening the country’s non-oil export sector. Through bespoke financial solutions and market expertise, the bank continues to play a crucial role in unlocking value across key segments of the Nigerian economy.
Afolabi Olorode, Acting Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of FBNQuest Merchant Bank, expressed gratitude for the recognition, saying “We are honoured to be recognised as the MSME Trade Finance and Non-Oil Export Merchant Bank of the Year. This award is a testament to our team’s dedication to delivering innovative trade finance solutions and strategic advisory that enable MSMEs to thrive and compete globally. It also reflects our unwavering support for Nigeria’s non-oil export sector, which is critical to building a resilient and inclusive economy.”
He further added “At FBNQuest, we believe that MSMEs are the backbone of economic transformation. Our focus remains on providing bespoke financial products and strategic partnerships that accelerate growth, create jobs, and foster innovation. This recognition strengthens our resolve to continue championing sustainable finance and inclusive development.”
Looking ahead, FBNQuest Merchant Bank reaffirmed its commitment to deepening engagement with MSMEs, broadening access to trade finance, and supporting Nigeria’s transition to a diversified and export-driven economy.
The bank also extended appreciation to its clients, partners, and stakeholders for their continued trust and collaboration, pledging to deliver impactful financial solutions that shape the future of commerce in Nigeria and beyond.
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