ACCENTURE NIGERIA SET TO UNVEIL INNOVATION INDEX 2018

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…To Reveal Tech and Transformative Trends in Financial Services

LAGOS; Monday, August 13, 2018 – Accenture Nigeria has concluded the survey for the maiden edition of its Innovation Index which focuses on disruptive business, market and technology trends in the Nigerian financial services industry.

The Index will highlight and showcase innovation evangelists who are weaving innovation into the very fabric of culture in their organisations—as well as creating product, process, people and service novelties which are changing the way people live and work.

Accenture during the survey reached out to banking and fintech companies in order to showcase their innovations. In collaboration with Lagos Business School as local research partner, a rigorous adjudication process that examined entries in order to identify innovation leaders based on five categories of the innovation value chain for the banking and fintech space in Nigeria.

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“As Nigerian banks and FinTech companies continue to grow and expand their businesses through innovation, index will offer insight on the effect these innovations have had in enabling competitive advantage in the marketplace” said Toluleke Adenmosun, Accenture Nigeria’s Managing Director Financial Services. “We are appreciative of all organizations who participated in the survey. Accenture will provide a custom diagnostic report to each participant to aid them on their innovation journey.”

Accenture is looking forward to announcing the winners of the Nigeria maiden Innovation Index with stakeholders in the country in conjunction with its media partners, The Guardian Newspapers and Techcabal.

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It is the company’s wish that findings from the survey will spur further innovation that will help to improve products and service creation in the financial sector that will significantly impact lives and also guide other sectors in making informed decisions towards developing Nigeria’s economy. 

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