uniCredit Opens 3 new branches
uniCredit, a savings and loans company, in line with its pledge to deepen access to its product and services has opened three more branches in addition to its existing 13 branches.
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The branches located at Kasoa, Kokomlemle and Kantamanto Central brings to 16 the number of branches of uniCredit spread out in four regions in Ghana.
Speaking at a brief ceremony to officially open the Kasoa branch, the CEO of the company, Mr Samuel Sakyi-Hyde, said the opening of the branch was part of uniCredit’s strategy to improve access to its clientele base and further widen the opportunity for other people to experience the unique services offered by uniCredit.
Mr Sakyi-Hyde reiterated that uniCredit was on course to achieving its set target of 20 branches by the end of this year.
“We have set out a high target to provide enhanced and premium banking services for our target market and we have shown commitment to this course over the years.”
He stated further that the opening of the branch in Kasoa was in fulfillment of a promise to the numerous requests made by Clients to extend the services closer by opening the branch in Kasoa.
Mr Sakyi-Hyde further said opening a branch at Kasoa was a testimony of uniCredit’s commitment to bringing superior services and convenience to the people of Kasoa.
Touching on the opening of additional branches, Mr Sakyi-Hyde said two branches had also been added in the course of the month.
“We have already opened two branches in Accra at Kokomlemle and Kantamanto Central and our target is to hit the 20-branch mark by the end of year.”
He assured customers and potential customers that uniCredit would continue to provide the appropriate mix of products and services that would be responsive to the changing customer demands and requirements, while ensuring the provision of convenient, accessible and comfortable banking environment for quality service delivery.