Fitch revises Access, Zenith, UBA, GT, 5 others outlook to positive

According to the UK-based firm, the Outlook revisions to Positive follow a similar action on Nigeria's 'B' Long-Term IDRs on 9 October 2026 that reflects ongoing reform of the policy framework and Fitch's increased confidence that momentum will not be disrupted by upcoming elections.

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