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Stanbic Ghana opens new branch to enhance financial access

Stanbic Bank Ghana has unveiled its latest branch in Labone, a move designed to enhance financial service accessibility for customers in the vibrant community and its environs.

The opening marks a significant step in the bank’s strategy to deepen customer engagement by blending cutting-edge digital solutions with personalized service.

At the launch event, Chief Executive Officer Kwamina Asomaning highlighted the branch’s role in meeting evolving customer needs. “Today’s clients expect seamless digital platforms, which we’ve delivered, but physical branches remain vital,” Asomaning said.

“Our Labone branch combines modern spaces, meeting rooms, and private areas to foster meaningful, value-driven conversations with clients.” He also expressed optimism about Ghana’s improving macroeconomic outlook, suggesting potential short-term relief in interest rates for consumers and businesses.

Margaret Obimpeh, Head of Affluent Banking, emphasized the branch’s focus on Labone’s growing entrepreneurial and high-net-worth demographic. “We’re targeting high-net-worth individuals and supporting the rise in SMEs, particularly women-led enterprises, with tailored solutions,” she said.

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The branch aligns with Stanbic’s vision to serve diverse client needs while reinforcing its commitment to financial inclusion.

The Labone branch, equipped to serve as both a financial hub and a relationship center, reflects Stanbic Bank’s leadership in Ghana’s evolving financial sector.

Over the past two decades, the bank has driven customer-centric innovations and digital expansion, cementing its reputation as a forward-thinking institution.

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