Why you should bank with GN Bank - Nduom explains
President of Groupe Nduom, Dr Papa Kwesi Nduom, is calling on Ghanaians to help grow the economy by banking with the indigenous Bank, GN Bank.
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He confirmed that shareholders of GN Bank are making the necessary investment into the bank’s operations in order to help meet the Bank of Ghana’s minimum capital requirement of Gh¢400million.
GN Bank has made strides in the banking sector including being the bank with the largest footprints, having over 300 branches across the country and having one of the lowest non-performing loan portfolios.
Dr Nduom also revealed in his post that GN Bank, a subsidiary of Groupe Nduom, is committed to maximizing technology to render quality services to its customers.
“The Bank is about to invest in a super modern technology
This he believes would contribute to strengthening the financial capacity and operations of the bank.
GN Bank offers the highest interest rate of 9 per cent on regular savings account with a 1,000 Ghana Cedi life insurance cover even if your savings account holds only 5 Ghana Cedis.
Below is a copy of what Dr Nduom posted
BANK WITH GN BANK AND SUPPORT GHANA'S DEVELOPMENT
GN Bank has the most footprint of all the banks in Ghana with 20% of all banking retail outlets - 300 OF THEM - in Nandom, Kwame Danso, Wulensi, Zebilla, Dzemeni, Awaso, Pampram, Asebu, etc in all the ten regions. The Bank has over 10% of the total customers of all banks in
the country.
That is a huge investment that is only beginning to produce positive results. The Bank has one of the lowest non-performing loan portfolios.
The Bank is about to invest in a super modern technology
GN Bank can only get stronger financially and operationally. It is the only Bank in Ghana that offers 9% interest on a regular savings account
plus a 1,000 Ghana Cedi life insurance cover even if your savings account holds only 5 Ghana Cedis.
The shareholders are patient, long-term investors who are in banking to support Ghana's development. They are not in the business for short-term gain.
And they will invest more of their capital in the Bank to reach the GHS400 million minimum capital required by the Bank of Ghana.