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Fidelity Bank Ghana has been adjudged the Bancassurance Leader of the Year at the recently held Ghana Insurance Awards in Accra for its outstanding leadership in delivering exceptional bancassurance products and services to its customers and stakeholders.
The Ghana Insurance Awards is a platform that honours top-class performance, professionalism, and innovation across the Ghanaian insurance industry in order to promote the growth of the industry through progressive competition, innovation, and adherence to the highest professional standards.
Fidelity’s bancassurance products are underwritten by one of the global leaders in insurance, Prudential Life Ghana.
Through its partnership with Prudential Life Ghana, Fidelity Bank has been able to offer its customers innovative bancassurance products with the aim of ensuring that every customer, regardless of their financial need has access to quality insurance products.
The partnership also delivers tailor-made solutions that appeal to diverse customers while also incorporating technological innovations that are in line with Fidelity’s digital transformation agenda to provide added value and convenience to customers.
Commenting on the award, Julian Opuni, Managing Director (MD) of Fidelity Bank Ghana, said, “We are honoured to be recognized as the leader in bancassurance.
"This award is a testament of our resolve to go beyond our core banking products and services to offer innovative products to our customers as we strive to meet their holistic financial needs.”
“I urge the general public if they have not done so already, to sign on to our bouquet of bancassurance products including the Fidelity Ultimate Premier Farewell Plan, Fidelity Ultimate Classic Farewell Plan, Fidelity Life Plan, Fidelity Education Support Plan, Fidelity Ultimate Hospital Cash Plan and Fidelity Platinum Endowment Plan to secure their future, “Mr. Opuni added.
"We are happy to have a strong partnership with Prudential Life Insurance Ghana. Indeed, the strength of our partnership with Prudential has contributed to this achievement. We are also forever grateful for our customers whose loyalty and continued support is the foundation of the Fidelity success story,” he stated.
He dedicated the award to all customers, employees, and other stakeholders for believing in the Bank.
The Ghana Insurance Awards is not the only awarding body to recognize Fidelity’s demonstrated achievements across the banking sector.
In fact, in 2021, Fidelity Bank Ghana has received both local and international recognition for its accomplishments, innovation and commitment to its customers. Key amongst those honours are the following awards: Best Treasury & Cash Management Bank in Ghana Award from Global Finance Magazine; Agency Banking Bank of the Year Award from Instinct Business Finance Innovation; Best Banking Initiative for Young Entrepreneurs Award from World Economic Magazine Inc.; Best CSR Initiative - Ghana 2021 Award from International Finance Magazine; Indigenous Banking Brand of the Year Award at the Marketing World Awards and the Most Security and Safety Conscious Company of the Year Award from the Health, Environment, Safety and Security (HESS) Awards.
Fidelity Bank has grown from strength to strength in becoming a world-class financial institution and they confirm that they will continue to partner with relevant institutions and stakeholders to provide their cherished customers with exceptional financial services.
In fact, Fidelity is committed to collaboration because it understands that success is a team effort and by working together with its loyal customers and stakeholders, the bank has been able to record remarkable achievements.
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