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uniBank relocates its Makola branch

uniBank (Ghana) Limited, one of the most vibrant and customer-focused indigenous banks in Ghana, exhibited its desire to provide exclusive ambiance and quality products and services to its loyal and cherished customers when it relocated its Makola Branch to a newly refurbished and spacious building adjacent to the old branch.

The relocation, which took place on Monday, February 4, 2013, is part of the bank's branch expansion strategy to bring quality banking to the door steps of all.

According to the Manager, Estates Department, Robert Nii Lante Lamptey, the 2-storey new building has a Retail and business banking hall, whilst the 2nd floor has a Call Centre, an SME Centre and a Remittance Centre, all geared towards provide one-stop total banking services to all in and around Makola and its environ.

Addressing the staff at a brief opening ceremony, the Head, Retail, Isaac Palomeras, assured existing and prospectus customers that the new building had been acquired to provide a conducive ambiance for them to enjoy the innovative products and services that the bank had on his shelves such as uniCar, uniChurch, Employee Privilege Loan; Goal Saver Account; uniBancassurance, SME loan, Foreign Trade Services, Esteem, etc.

"we are poised to take our customers to a higher level this year and the years to come" he added.

The bank, which operates 19 branches, is currently the 2011 Ghana Banking Awards Best bank in Corporate Banking, Customer Care, Advisory Service, Trade Finance and the 2nd Runner-up in short term loan financing

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