Bankin Indusi na Nijeriya ya shaida sauyi mai mahimmanci a shekarar da ta gabata ta hanyar shugabancin Dr. Olasupo Olusi. Dr. Olusi, wanda aka naɗa a shekarar 2023, ya kawo canji mai girma a cikin manufofin bankin da ayyukansa, lallai ya sa bankin ya zama muhimmin jigo a tattalin arzikin Nijeriya.
Dr. Olusi, wanda ya samu horo a fannin tattalin arziki na kuma mai shawara kan manufofin tattalin arziki, ya yi aiki a World Bank Group, International Finance Corporation (IFC), da kuma Ma’aikatar Kudi ta Nijeriya. Ya kawo shekaru 20 na gogewa daga duniya baki daya, wanda ya sa ya zama abin dogaro ga bankin.
A ƙarƙashin shugabancin Dr. Olusi, bankin ya mayar da hankali ne kan manufofi shida: micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs), digital transformation, youth and skills development, gender development, infrastructure, da kuma climate and sustainability. Wannan tsarin ya sa bankin ya karanta tattalin arzikin Nijeriya ta hanyar samar da damar samun kudi ga kasuwancin nan da na matsakaici.
Dr. Olusi ya sake tsara tsarin gudanarwa na bankin, inda ya kafa sashen Corporate Finance and Risk Management don tara kudade daga duniya baki daya da kuma inganta tsaro. Ya kuma kafa sashen Non-Interest Banking da Development Effectiveness and Research Teams don inganta tasirin bankin.
A lokacin da samun kudi ke zama da wahala saboda matsalolin kudi na duniya da kuma karuwar farashin kayyaki, bankin ya tara kudade mai yawa daga kasashen waje, kimanin €2 billion (N3.4 Trillion) a shekarar 2024. Wannan ya sa jimlar kadarorin bankin ta karu daga N3.9 Trillion a Disamba 2023 zuwa N6.38 trillion a ƙarshen Satumba 2024.
Bankin ya kuma ƙaddamar da shirye-shirye don rage barazanar ciniki, fadada damar shiga kasuwanci, da kuma samar da yanayin zama mai kyau ga masu zuba jari na gida da waje. Shirye-shiryen su na nuna goyon bayan kasuwancin nan da na matsakaici, inda suka kulla haɗin gwiwa da hukumomin kamar Small and Medium Enterprises Development Agency (SMEDAN), National Association of Small and Medium Enterprises (NASME), Nigerian Association of Small-Scale Industrialists (NASSI), da Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN).
