Ecobank Supports Traders Affected by Kantamanto Market Fire

Ecobank has swiftly mobilized critical support for affected traders in the wake of the devastating fire at Kantamanto Market, reaffirming its commitment to the local business community.

Led by Managing Director Abena Osei-Poku, Ecobank’s delegation visited the market to express condolences and announce a comprehensive financial assistance package. This package includes concessionary interest rates, a moratorium, and flexible repayment terms designed to help traders recover from their losses.

“We see this as an opportunity to support our customers in their time of need, not just as a business opportunity,” said Abena Osei-Poku, highlighting the bank’s dedication to its clients.

Ecobank is offering tailored repayment plans that address the unique circumstances of each trader and their history with the bank. This personalized approach underscores the bank’s emphasis on long-term relationships and partnerships. “For us, banking is about relationships and partnerships. We support our customers through thick and thin,” Abena Osei-Poku emphasized.

As a staunch supporter of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), Ecobank is committed to helping traders rebuild their businesses. By providing financial relief and practical guidance, the bank aims to play a crucial role in revitalizing Kantamanto Market and its surrounding community.

“This is more than just business, it’s about building relationships, supporting our customers, and contributing to our community’s growth and development,” Abena Osei-Poku concluded.