Monday, January 4, 2010

UT TO ROLL OUT MORE PRODUCTS (PAGE 39, JAN 4)

UT Financial Services has assured its customers of the introduction of innovative products that would make banking more attractive and meaninful to the ordinary Ghanaian in 2010 and beyond.
According to management, innovative products that would encourage customers to initiate small and medium-scale industries and also expand existing ones would be introduced this year to accelerate the pace of socio- economic development in the country.
The Area Manager of UT Financial Services, Mr Moses Agyemang, who gave the assurance in Kumasi last Friday during an end-of-year dinner for customers pointed out that the management of UT was in a process of redefining banking in the country to make it more attractive to the ordinary Ghanaian.
The end-of-year dinner offered the opportunity for the management and customers of the financial institution to interact in a fruitful manner and shared ideas that would promote their respective interests .
Mr Agyemang pointed out that 2010 was going to be a year of action, explaining that, having come out of the credit crunch unscathed and overcome the challenges of the change of government last year, “ we are now ready to take banking to a higher level in the country to accelerate socio-economic development
We are going to redefine banking in Ghana and take it to a different level to enhance accelerated development ”.
He said the bank was also going to introduce products that would encourage its customers to venture into productive ventures that would enhance income generation and accelerated development.
“ We had a lot of challenges last year, but we have used them as springboards that would enhance a lot of successes in 2010” he noted.
Mr Agyemang said management of the bank would also create an atmosphere that would encourage customers to air their views on issues that undermine their operations.
“ We are now going to listen to our customers more and would also not relent in our effort of creating an enabling environment that would make their business thrive”. he assured.
He said management would also be committed to the implementation of all initiatives, especially those involved on how to be successful in achieving results.
Such actions, he said, would place the bank in a higher standard and therefore, appealed to customers to collaborate with management for them to realise their objectives.

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