Coronation Merchant Bank bags 3 ISO certifications
The Coronation Merchant Bank has been awarded three globally recognised certifications.
These certifications are: ISO 27001 (Information Security Management), ISO 22301 (Business Continuity Management), and ISO 20000 (IT Service Management).
Mr Paul Abiagam, Acting Managing Director of Coronation Merchant Bank, disclosed this in a statement on Wednesday in Lagos.
Abiagam reaffirmed the bank’s leadership in operational excellence, digital resilience and client-centric innovations.
He said the certifications marked a significant milestone in the bank’s journey toward becoming a future-forward financial institution.
He noted that they underscored the bank’s commitment to international best practices, robust risk management and secure uninterrupted service delivery.
He said these were all essential pillars in today’s evolving financial landscape.
“These certifications are a resounding affirmation of our relentless pursuit of excellence, innovation, and security.
“They reflect our commitment to global best practices and underscore our strategic vision of building a future-ready financial institution.
“At Coronation Merchant Bank, we don’t just adopt global standards, we set them.
“Our clients can be confident that we remain steadfast in delivering secure, resilient, and world-class financial solutions that drive growth, inspire confidence, and reshape industry benchmarks.
“This accomplishment builds on the Bank’s momentum in 2024, following successful mandates in capital markets and advisory, as well as the rollout of new client-facing digital capabilities.
“It also supports bank’s broader mission to catalyse economic growth by providing institutions with the tools to thrive in a rapidly shifting global environment,”he said.
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Abiagam explained that the ISO 27001 certification validates the Bank’s strong controls and policies for data protection, ensuring that clients’ sensitive information is safeguarded against evolving cyber threats.
He said that ISO 22301 confirmed the Bank’s resilience framework and its ability to maintain seamless operations under potential disruptions, reinforcing stakeholder trust.
He noted that ISO 20000 reflected the strength of its IT service management systems, enabling the Bank to deliver fast, secure, and reliable digital financial solutions across its offerings. (NAN)
