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One of Ghana’s newest banks, Intercontinental Bank has introduced an array of products to meet varied needs of the society.
The new products numbering 11 will bring variety to the banking public and are expected to engender more competition within the industry.
Apart from the Agape Account for churches where banking will be brought to the doorsteps of signing on churches with promise of fat interests, the other products include packages for families, private non-tertiary institutions, micro and small businesses.
The bank with its headquarters at Osu is also bringing to the market a high yielding investment and a distinct interest bearing current account for high net worth individuals.
The Head of Retail and Personal Banking Erick Houadjeto said the products were selected after careful analysis of the needs of the public in Ghana and the bank’s experience in other African countries.
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