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HFC bank introduces new range of products

January 22, 2016
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HFC bank has renewed its commitment of delivering competitive services in order to meet the needs of its customers and shareholders in 2016.

According to the bank, some measures it has initiated include retraining of staff to work in achieving the bank’s objectives.

The bank, which currently has about 57 percent shares owned by the Republic Financial holdings limited, also says it believes to increase its profits and customer base with this new drive.

The Managing Director of HFC, Robert Le Hunte made these comments at the launch of the bank’s new range of deposits products captioned, “You deserve more, make the switch now”.

“We have always said that we look at all of our stakeholders, our customers …it means increasing our interest expense but we believe these are fiery things that our customers deserve,

“Our staff have been well taken care off over the last six months as a result, at the end of the day, we believe if we really take care of our staff and customers, that will rebound in the bank’s profitability and by extension our shareholders,” Robert Le Hunte stated.

“So with this campaign we think taking care of our staff, our shareholders will automatically benefit from HFC profitability,” the Managing Director further noted.

The new range of products include; HFC cradle to golden age account; HFC brainy child account; HFC smart save account; HFC susu plus account; HFC home save account; HFC I do account as well as HFC 55 plus account.

Meanwhile the 2nd Deputy Governor of the Bank of Ghana, Dr. Abdul Nashiru Isahaku cautioned Ghanaians to be vigilant when dealing with institutions that promise returns too good to be true. He however assured of the central bank’s continuous monitoring and enforcing rules to protect depositors’ money.

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By: Pius Amihere Eduku/citifmonline.com/Ghana

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