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Access Bank chief executive snaps up £15m Hampstead mansion
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Access Bank chief executive snaps up £15m Hampstead mansionCity AM compositeThe boss of Nigeria’s biggest bank has snapped up a £15m mansion in one of London’s most prestigious postcodes, City AM can reveal.
Roosevelt Ogbonna, who has been the chief executive of Lagos-based Access Bank since May 2022, has acquired a luxury pad on The Bishops Avenue in Hampstead.
The £15m transaction was a discount from the original £17m price tag when the house was listed for sale in 2022, while another home on the street sold for £8.8m in June.
Access Bank is the largest bank in Nigeria by assets, and the largest in Africa by number of customers with more than 50m.
Ogbonna, who has worked at Access Bank since 2022, is described by the bank as “a thoroughbred and consummate professional” with “a very rich professional cum academic background.”Last month Ogbonna resigned as a non-executive director of the bank’s parent company, Access Holdings, but remains managing director and chief financial officer of Access Bank.