Standard Bank has officially opened a new executive banking suite at its Lilongwe branch to offer quality services to customers.<\/p>\n
Speaking during the launch, Standard Bank Head of Personal Markets, Charity Mughogho, said the new facility aims at supporting the bank\u2019s customers to achieve their personal aspirations and financial goals.<\/p>\n
\u201cAs you may be aware, executive banking offering has been in existent for some years in the bank, but our approach is to continuously adapt our offering to our customers ever changing personal requirements and lifestyle needs in a convenient and hassle free manner,\u201d Mughogho said.<\/p>\n
Mughogho said Standard Bank recognises that most of its customers still have bigger dreams and aspirations to achieve and the bank always positions its products to meet those needs.<\/p>\n
She said executive banking offers customers an opportunity to grow their wealth through encouraging saving culture including products like free Pure Save account which she said has one of the highest and competitive interest rates on the market.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe also offer a Contract Save account with high interest rates and a bonus on interests based on chosen period of saving. To give convenience, executive banking has designated an express queue for cash deposits and withdrawals to enable customers save on time, thereby maximising productivity,\u201d she said<\/p>\n
Mughogho further re-affirmed Standard Bank\u2019s commitment to its customers to continuously implement cutting edge and progressive banking solutions that will greatly improve customer experience.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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