• Home
  • Features
  • Stanbic Bank leads Customer Service index ratings
Image

Stanbic Bank leads Customer Service index ratings

Stanbic Bank Ghana has been rated overall best local bank in terms of service quality for its customers.

A survey conducted by the Institute of Customer Service Professionals (ICSP) in their fifth Ghana Customer Service Index (GCSI) contained the rating.

GCSI 2022 focused on customer satisfaction, the causes, effects, and implications.

Stanbic bank came first among 188 companies from 11 different sectors with an overall of 81.4%.

The Head of Voice and Customer Experience of Stanbic Bank Ghana, Nana Serwaah Bossman indicated that the Bank’s achievements were a result of its commitment to innovation and its omnichannel strategy integrated with the traditional banking channels, online and mobile banking experience.

“Stanbic Bank Ghana is passionate about building a single source of truth across the entire customer journey and being able to respond quickly to changing customer needs. That is why we partnered with and adopted Salesforce as the key mechanism for client relationships to leverage engagements and interactions to our mutually beneficial advantage,”

“This was a major step towards transforming the bank into a client-centered platform business that delivers a range of individualized, instantly available solutions, services, and opportunities enabled by modern digital technologies and delivered in whatever way a client prefers” she indicated.

“Our significant investment in technology and the use of our data capabilities to build deeper, better, and more enduring relationships with our clients is paying off. The customer relationship management platform, among other things, has made it easy for us to cross-serve our customers with tailored and targeted financial services, reduced manual work, and there’s advanced cooperation between groups and teams. It is refreshing to know that customers are noticing the difference,” she added.

Ms. Bossman congratulates the Customer Experience Team and the entire staff of Stanbic Bank for portraying the bank’s principles.

“Congratulations to the entire team at Stanbic Bank for making this achievement possible. This recognition is a testament to the hard work and effort that we put into work and the evidence of your dedication to excellence.

“I am certain that this award will spur us to do even more and put in extra effort to make sure that we remain on top of our game,” she asserted

The GCSI is produced by the Institute of Customer Service Professionals through a partnership with Hegemony Consulting Limited, a market research consulting firm.

The GCSI 2022 measured customer satisfaction, its causes, and effects as well as implications, for 11 economic sectors, namely banking, healthcare, hospitality, insurance, online businesses, public institutions, retail malls, telecommunications, transportation, e-commerce, and utilities.

Earlier this year, Stanbic Bank stood among the odds by being ranked among the top three as the top three Ghanaian Banks with the most loyal customers. A research conducted by Global Info Analytics.

Related Posts

BrighterMonday Kenya tackles youth unemployment in North Rift

BrighterMonday Kenya, in collaboration with the Mastercard Foundation, has launched a new initiative under its Generation Kazi Program…

Zenith Bank pens N625.6bn profit in H1 2025

Zenith Bank Plc has announced a robust financial performance for the first half of 2025, recording a profit…

GCB Bank, GEPA strengthen trade at Intra-African Fair

GCB Bank PLC, Ghana’s largest indigenous bank, has teamed up with the Ghana Export Promotion Authority (GEPA) to…

Stanbic Bank PMI: Uganda’s private sector improves since February

Ugandan businesses maintained strong growth in August, marking the seventh straight month of private sector expansion, according to…

Kenya:HassConsult reports residential property prices surge

A new HassConsult special report highlights a remarkable 425% surge in Kenyan residential property prices since 2000, far…

Old Mutual exits East African property market

Old Mutual Holdings Plc, a leading regional insurer, has announced plans to divest its entire portfolio of investment…

Alain Nkontchou buys Nedbank’s Ecobank stake for $100m

Alain Nkontchou, former chairman of Ecobank Transnational Incorporated, has purchased a 21.2% stake in the pan-African bank from…

Absa, Network International to enhance fleet, commercial cards in Africa

Absa Business Banking has teamed up with Network International, a leading digital commerce enabler in the Middle East…

Access Holdings pledges $100m to boost Zambia’s energy, agriculture

Access Holdings Plc has committed to financing transformative projects in Zambia’s energy and agriculture sectors, following a high-level…