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The Atwima-Mponua Rural Bank with its headquarters at Toase in the Atwima-Nwabiagya District has opened its seventh branch at South Suntreso in Kumasi.
Mr Henry Ani Obeng, General Manager of the Bank, told the Ghana News Agency at Toase on Thursday that the Bank had made available attractive products to its customers.
These include granting of loans for funeral, education and for agriculture purposes, as well as micro-finance and commercial loans, in addition to loans for salaried workers.
The Bank also grants scholarships to tertiary students and operate Apex Link and foreign money transfers, transport and ‘susu’ schemes.
Source: GNA
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