As one way of promoting the savings culture in the country, Finca Malawi, has introduced its savings products to its customers in the Northern Region.<\/p>\n
This follows the acquisition of a deposit taking licence from the Reserve Bank of Malawi early this year.<\/p>\n
Finca Marketing Manager, Samson Mwalungila, said his firm is now a comprehensive, financial service provider that protects and accumulates the wealth of customers including economically disadvantaged populations hence offering best-ever savings products in Malawi.<\/p>\n
The savings products include, Finca Saver Account which is an ordinary savings account offering higher interest rates and Finca Fixed Account both accessible to individual, group, club and companies.<\/p>\n
Mwalungila said the products are now available at Finca\u2019s Karonga, Katoto and Mzimba branches.<\/p>\n
To date, Finca is providing savings, loans, security and convenience to people through tailor-made products and services delivered at door-step to clients equally operating far from its branches.<\/p>\n
Since 1994, Finca has been one of the integral and important part of the financial market contributing to inducement of investment and economic growth in Malawi through its customer-centred products and services.<\/p>\n
Building on customer trust stimulated over the years, currently Finca is operating 23 branches across the country serving all kinds of customers.<\/p>\n
\u201cThis is guaranteed on principles of responsible banking to ensure greater customer experience of the product offering,\u201d said Mwalungila.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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