Bayport opens 2 new branches in Accra

The Bayport Savings and Loans Ltd has opened two new branches in Accra to make its services more accessible to its customers.

The two branches are located at Madina and Adabraka.

The state of the art Adabraka branch is located opposite the Rev. Lartey Adotey Memorial School, Adjacent NTHC, while the Madina branch is located at the Madina Zongo Junction close to the footbridge.

The bank currently has 12 branches and 60 digital centres across the 16 regions of the country.

Speaking at the launching of the new branches, Chief Executive Officer of Bayport Savings and Loans, Nii Amankra Tetteh, said urged the existing and prospective customers of the bank to continue to do business with them as their investment were safe with the company.

“We are thrilled to be extending our footprints into the vibrant communities of Adabraka and Madina. Customers should expect magical customer experience from our newest branches.”

Outlining the company’s agenda for the year, Nii Amankra Tetteh said “In line with Bayport’s’ digital agenda, we are undergoing a digital transformation to expand our footprints across Ghana.”

According to him, “Last year, about 60 digital centers were set up to cater for all the financial needs of our cherished customers. These centers promise to redefine convenience especially for our customers who are increasingly becoming tech-savvy.”

He explained that “with the digital centers, customers can now access our payroll loan products through a digital platform in the comfort of their homes or offices. The convenience with which business is transacted allows us to deliver loans within a few hours, which will set us apart from other institutions.”

Background

Bayport Savings and Loans is a member of a global brand with presence across six other African countries and two more in Latin America.

With 16 years of dedicated service to customers and communities, Bayport has a network of branches and agencies in all 16 regions of Ghana, and currently employs over 2000 Ghanaians.