Olukorede Adenowo continues to climb the rungs at Standard Chartered
After overseeing the Senegalese and Gambian markets, the Nigerian returns to Lagos to head up Corporate, Commercial and Institutional Banking in the West Africa region.
21/07/2020 at 14h55, by Aurelie Benoit
One more market conquered by Olukorede Adenowo. The Nigerian banker joined Standard Chartered Bank in 1999 and continues to take on roles with greater and greater responsibility within the African management team of the British group.
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