Ngozi Anyogu, managing director/chief executive officer of AG Mortgage Bank Plc received the Excellence in Mortgage Banking and Housing Finance award at the Mortgage Banking Association of Nigeria (MBAN) Annual Conference held in Abuja.
For AG Mortgage Bank, this recognition extends beyond an individual achievement. It reflects the leadership, institutional growth and strategic ambition driving the bank’s contribution to Nigeria’s evolving housing finance landscape.
The award recognises his professional leadership and contributions to mortgage finance delivery and the advancement of homeownership in Nigeria, reinforcing the importance of experienced leadership in strengthening the country’s housing finance sector.
Under Anyogu’s leadership, AG Mortgage Bank continues to strengthen its institutional position through strategic growth, innovative mortgage solutions, sound corporate governance and partnerships that support the development of the housing finance market.
The bank’s recent performance reflects this growth trajectory, with total assets increasing by 48 percent to N33 billion.
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Its N3.97 billion Commercial Paper issuance under Series 2 and 3 also achieved 100 percent subscription, demonstrating its successful participation in Nigeria’s debt capital market.
With over 3,000 households supported, AG Mortgage Bank said it remains committed to expanding access to homeownership while contributing to the development of a more inclusive and sustainable mortgage finance ecosystem.
As Nigeria’s housing market continues to present opportunities for investment, funding and strategic collaboration, the bank is focused on strengthening institutional capacity and building partnerships with local and international stakeholders to unlock value across the sector.
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