Africa’s leading Trade Finance
and Cash Management

Middle East & Africa Innovation Awards 2023

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We are proud to announce that Absa Corporate and Investment Banking has been awarded several accolades including Best Bank in Trade Finance and Cash Management in Africa at the Middle East & Africa Innovation Awards 2023.

Being the leading financial partner for our clients in trade finance and cash management our continued determination and unrivalled expertise, we will continue contributing to the growth of your business.

That is why accessibility, convenience and security were at the heart of our latest innovation, Absa Trade Management Online. TMO is a digital platform that allows clients to access our suite of Trade Finance Solutions, conveniently and securely online, no matter where they are. 

Thus, it brings us great pride to have our hard work and dedicated excellence towards accessibility to digitised Trade Finance awarded at this year's Middle East & Africa Innovation Awards. 

We were awarded for: ​
Winner | Best Bank for Trade Finance in Africa
Winner | Best Bank for Cash Management in Africa
Winner | Best Trade Finance Platform Initiative in Africa
Winner | Best API Initiative of the Year in Kenya​

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