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UT Bank has vowed to maintain the service excellence and sterling financial performance which earned it the coveted Bank of the year for 2011.
Apart from the topmost prize, UT bank was also adjudged best bank I.T/Electronic Banking and Financial Performance at this year’s edition of the Ghana Banking Awards.
It also took up First runner-up awards in five categories.
Rami Baitie, Head of Corporate Affairs at UT holdings said the bank is completely humbled by the award.
“It’s simply a bonus. If a customer says we like what you’re doing and they keep coming to you, that is the reward."
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