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CBE President Abie Sano Wins Diamond League Award

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Abie Sano, the President of the Commercial Bank of Ethiopia (CBE), has received the prestigious 2024 “Abyssinia Industry Award – Diamond League” for his leadership and contributions to the country’s economic development. Under his guidance, CBE has grown to become the largest bank in Ethiopia. He focuses on improving customer service, promoting financial inclusion, and using technology to enhance banking operations.

The “Abyssinia Industry Award” is an important recognition given each year by an Ethiopian non-governmental organization. It honors individuals and organizations that make significant contributions to the country’s progress. Abie Sano earned the Diamond League category, which specifically recognizes exceptional leadership and innovation.

Last month, the Commercial Bank of Ethiopia announced that it achieved a high level of performance in the fiscal year 2016. The bank recorded revenue of 4 billion birr, representing 13% growth compared to the previous year. The bank’s pre-tax profit reached 6 billion birr, the highest in its history. Read More…

In the recently concluded fiscal year, the Commercial Bank of Ethiopia achieved a record profit of 25.6 billion Birr, or about $445 million. This profit marks the highest earnings in the bank’s 75-year history. CBE also set new records for issuing loans and attracting deposits, demonstrating its ability to meet the financial needs of individuals and businesses across Ethiopia. With over 40,000 employees, the bank stands as a major employer in the country.

As a state-owned bank, the Commercial Bank of Ethiopia plays a crucial role in supporting government initiatives and providing essential financial services to millions of Ethiopians. CBE works hard to increase access to banking services, especially in rural areas, which helps empower communities and promote financial inclusion.

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