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Stanbic IBTC Trustees bags award


Stanbic IBTC Trustees, a subsidiary of Stanbic IBTC Holdings, has been recognised as the Most Customer-Focused Trust and Investment Company of the Year – Nigeria at the 2025 West Africa Innovation Awards.

The recognition was received at the award ceremony, which was held in Lagos recently.

The West Africa Innovation Awards, now in its fourteenth year, is a leading regional platform that is attended by a wide range of government stakeholders, brand experts, and corporate leaders in West Africa.

The firm said that the award reinforced its reputation for delivering exceptional client experiences, driven by innovation, integrity, and a deep understanding of the evolving financial needs of its clients.

Chief Executive Designate, Stanbic IBTC Trustees, Emi Agaba-Oloja, expressed gratitude for the award, saying, “Being recognised as the most customer-focused trust and investment company of the year is both humbling and inspiring.

“This award reflects the strong relationships we have built with our clients and our commitment to not only meet expectations but to consistently exceed them through innovative and ethical service delivery.”

Agaba-Oloja added, “What sets Stanbic IBTC Trustees apart is our willingness to embrace innovation in a traditionally conservative industry. As we work on digital onboarding to bespoke trust solutions, we strive to simplify complex processes and deliver insights that empower our clients.

“Our goal is to make trusteeship more responsive, inclusive, and accessible to Nigerians. A sincere thank you to our clients, partners and the incredible team that continues to drive our success.”

As the field of wealth management and trust services undergoes constant transformation, Stanbic IBTC Trustees says it remains at the forefront, redefining standards and demonstrating a commitment to empathy and innovation.

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