CAMEROON : Ayissi Dieudonné Hervé Promoted to Deputy Managing Director of Afriland First Bank

(LVDE) — This decision, confirmed during a meeting of the Board of Directors of Afriland First Bank Cameroon, is part of a strategic initiative aimed at strengthening the bank’s corporate governance.

On December 18, 2025, the Board of Directors of Afriland First Bank Cameroon met in Yaoundé for an ordinary session. During this key meeting, members reviewed and approved the provisional budget for the 2026 financial year, underscoring the importance of rigorous planning within the institution. It was on this occasion that the appointment of Ayissi Dieudonné Hervé as Deputy Managing Director was officially announced—a move intended to strengthen the bank’s executive leadership structure.

Holder of an Executive MBA from Southern Polytechnic State University and trained at the PKFOKAM Institute of Excellence, Ayissi Dieudonné Hervé brings with him sixteen years of solid experience in the financial sector. A valuable asset to Afriland First Bank, he has spent a decade in strategic roles within the institution, gaining in-depth knowledge of its operations and the challenges it faces. His appointment reflects the Board’s clear vision to consolidate the executive team in order to optimize operational efficiency and strengthen engagement with clients as well as institutional partners.

This initiative highlights a strong commitment to enhancing corporate governance and ensuring the effective implementation of an ambitious development strategy. As Deputy Managing Director, Ayissi Dieudonné Hervé will be tasked with leading several initiatives designed to guarantee high-quality services and promote sustainable growth in an ever-changing economic environment.

In line with current regulations, the appointment remains subject to approval by the relevant administrative and supervisory authorities before becoming fully effective. Afriland First Bank is committed to maintaining the trust of its clients and partners, while reassuring the general public of its soundness and dedication to transparency. The bank’s management has begun preparing a detailed press release, to be issued once the necessary approvals are obtained, in order to keep all stakeholders informed of this new milestone.

Overall, this appointment marks a turning point for Afriland First Bank, positioning the institution to better meet the challenges of the banking sector while strengthening its capacity to respond to the growing expectations of its clients. With Ayissi Dieudonné Hervé alongside its leadership, the bank appears well prepared to chart a promising future focused on innovation and service quality. Tressy Chouente