Keystone Bank Limited has assured its stakeholders, including customers and partners nationwide, of the seamless continuation of its operations under the new management.
This assurance comes after the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) dissolved the boards of directors overseeing Polaris, Union, and Keystone banks, appointing new executive directors to manage these deposit money banks.
The CBN’s immediate appointments include Yetunde Oni as the Chief Executive Officer of Union Bank and Mannir Ringim as the Executive Director of the tier-2 bank.
For Keystone Bank, Hassan Imam has been appointed as the Chief Executive Officer, with Chioma Mang as the Executive Director.
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In response to these changes, Keystone Bank released a statement on Friday affirming its commitment to operating under the guidance of the CBN and the leadership of its new CEO, Mr. Hassan Imam.
The bank emphasized that it will continue its operations across all branches and channels, ensuring the safety of customer deposits and upholding the trust placed in the institution by stakeholders.
Hassan Imam, the newly appointed CEO of Keystone Bank, brings over 25 years of banking experience to the role. Prior to assuming this position, he served as the Executive Director of the North Directorate at Fidelity Bank since January 2020.
Imam holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Economics and has earned three Master’s Degrees, including an MBA from Business School Netherlands. He is also a member of the Chartered Public Accountant.
The bank’s statement reassures customers, partners, and stakeholders of Keystone Bank’s unwavering dedication to serving them and maintaining financial well-being.
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