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First Atlantic Bank Limited has clinched the coveted title of Digital Bank of the Year at the prestigious Ghana Fintech Awards 2023 in Accra, firmly establishing itself as a frontrunner in the country's banking sector.
The bank's relentless commitment to digital innovation and exceptional performance in a fiercely competitive market garnered accolades from industry experts and stakeholders alike. Adding to its accolades, First Atlantic Bank also received the Banking Innovative Product of the Year (SME/Corporate) award for its Corporate Pay solution, further highlighting its dedication to providing cutting-edge banking solutions tailored to its diverse customer base.
This recognition comes at a time of sustained financial growth for First Atlantic Bank, with a remarkable 1373% increase in profit before tax, surging ahead to GH¢323 million in 2023.

Key factors driving this success include a strategic focus on reducing the cost of funding, resulting in a Net Interest Income of GH¢663 million, and a notable 30% increase in Net Commission and Fees to GH¢124 million. Additionally, the bank's balance sheet boasts a significant increase in shareholders' funds, reaching GH¢1.26 billion in 2023, reflecting a 30% rise from the previous year and reaffirming the institution's financial stability and resilience.
Beyond national acclaim, First Atlantic Bank has also been recognised as the Best Prepaid Card Bank in Ghana by Onafriq, a leading pan-African payments company, highlighting its efforts to promote financial inclusion and gender equality through innovative digital payment solutions.
A spokesperson for First Atlantic Bank emphasised the institution's unwavering commitment to driving digital transformation and delivering superior banking experiences to its customers.
"These accolades reaffirm our position as a leader in digital banking and underscore our dedication to innovation, financial excellence, and customer-centricity," the spokesperson stated.
As First Atlantic Bank continues to pave the way for innovation and growth, it remains poised to redefine the banking landscape in Ghana and beyond, setting new standards for excellence and customer satisfaction in the digital era.
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