• Home
  • News
  • GCB Bank leverages innovation to drive ESG goals to new heights
Image

GCB Bank leverages innovation to drive ESG goals to new heights

GCB Bank PLC, the nation’s largest indigenous bank, has leveraged cutting-edge innovation to advance its Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) goals.

Leading this transformative effort is the SWIFT Register application, an innovative tool developed by the Bank’s dedicated Technology team. This application underscores GCB Bank’s commitment to sustainable progress by revolutionizing SWIFT Operations, reducing the need for printing, and streamlining processes at the Trade Services & Payments Unit. This initiative is expected to generate significant savings for GCB Bank, representing a substantial leap in efficiency and cost-effectiveness.

By harnessing advanced technology solutions, the bank has significantly cut operational costs while fostering a more sustainable and resilient banking infrastructure. This bold strategy not only reduces reliance on third-party vendors and external systems but also highlights the Bank’s visionary approach towards environmental stewardship.

Aligned with the Bank’s commitment to ESG principles, GCB Bank continuously explores ways to improve its environmental footprint, enhance operational efficiency, and empower its internal talent, driving sustainable growth.

GCB Bank, with over seventy years of providing exceptional financial solutions, remains a cornerstone in Ghana’s socio-economic development. With a network of 184 branches and 340 ATMs nationwide, the bank plays a pivotal role in sectors including oil and gas, agriculture, and commerce.

Related Posts

Kenya:Britam profit jumps 53.5% for fourth straight year

Britam Holdings posted a 53.5 percent jump in net profit to a record Sh5.03 billion ( over $38.9…

Lobna Helal leads Telecom Egypt board

Telecom Egypt has ushered in a new chapter with the appointment of Lobna Helal as the chair of…

IHS reports $236m Q4 profit despite annual loss

IHS Holding Ltd. (IHS) has announced a pre-tax profit of $236.35 million for the fourth quarter of 2024,…

Yangtze Optics opens Africa’s largest fibre plant

Yangtze Optics Africa Cable (YOA Cable) has officially opened a R160 million optical fibre manufacturing facility at the…

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *