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Ecobank picks Nairobi as eastern, central, southern regional hub

Ecobank Kenya is set to be upgraded to be the regional hub of operations for 18 countries in a move that boosts Nairobi’s ambitions of being an international financial centre.

The pan-African lender is restructuring its regional clustering that effectively combines eastern, southern and central Africa under one cluster headquartered in Nairobi.
The other regional offices for the bank headquartered in Togo will be in Nigeria and Ghana.

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