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The Trust Bank (TTB) Limited will be opening two additional branches in Kumasi by the close of this year.
General Manager in-charge of Business Developments, Osei Asafo Adjei says the decision is part of the bank’s expansion drive to bring banking services to the doorstep of customers.
He told Luv Biz Report the move is in line with the bank’s strategic trust to serve the needs of clients.
“One of the strategic trust of TTB is to get as close as possible to our clients because we think that to be a successful bank we must be customer-centric, customer-focused and so what we are doing is to open as many branches as possible, so that we can get as close as possible to our teaming clients” Mr. Asafo Adjei said.
The bank has launched two products in Kumasi – the TTB Nhyira Accounts targeting the saving needs of Churches - and the TTB KiddyDream account, for parents to secure the future of their children.
Mr. Asafo Adjei stated “the unique thing about this one [Nhyira Accounts] is that it combines several interesting features; one of them is that we pick your cash on Sundays free-of-charge. You can also borrow against your deposit, then you don’t need any collateral at all… so it’s a product that has been tailored to meet the specific needs of Churches and we think it will be very successful”.
Story by Kofi Adu Domfeh/Luv Fm/Ghana
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