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Prudential Bank Limited has reaffirmed its commitment to improving customer service as part of activities marking this year’s International Customer Service Week.
The celebration, held under the global theme “Mission: Possible,” highlights the importance of customer relations in business operations.
In a statement, the Managing Director of the Bank, Mr. Bernard Gyebi, said Prudential Bank would continue to prioritise customer satisfaction and integrate feedback into its service delivery.
“Customer service remains central to our operations, and we continue to work towards meeting and exceeding the expectations of our clients,” he said.
Over the years, the bank has received a number of awards for its service delivery, including recognition from the Chartered Institute of Marketing, Ghana (CIMG), which named it Bank Best in Customer Satisfaction – Consumer Banking, Five Star Bank in Customer Satisfaction – Business Banking, and Five Star Bank in Service Quality – Business Banking for 2023.
The bank also won the Excellence in Customer Experience Award at the 18th Connected Banking West Africa Innovation and Excellence Awards 2025, as well as additional honours from BII World and Boardroom Magazine for service quality.
According to Mr. Gyebi, the bank has invested in digital systems to enhance service efficiency and improve customer engagement.
He said ongoing digital transformation initiatives were helping the bank to better understand customer needs and deliver more convenient services.
As part of Customer Service Week activities, Prudential Bank will hold internal campaigns and customer appreciation events across its branches to strengthen engagement between staff and clients.
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