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Staff of Universal Merchant Bank (UMB) have vowed to support the bank's new Managing Director John Awuah in a bid to successfully re-brand the financial institution.
Speaking on behalf of the staff, UMB's Director Finance and Administration, Sam Acquaye, said "We look forward to the continued success of the UMB brand under his (Mr Awuah) direction."
Click here for more in a short press statement from the bank.
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