PremiumTrust expands banking operations to Ibadan
In line with its strategic expansion goals of extending banking operations across all parts of Nigeria and making financial services accessible to potential and existing customers, PremiumTrust Bank has commenced business operations in Ibadan, Oyo State.
The Ibadan branch, which was officially opened to customers on Tuesday, becomes the 11th branch opened by the bank within 20 months of commencing full banking services.
The bank’s decision to establish its physical presence in Oyo demonstrates its mission to deliver novel solutions through innovation, technology and premium services across different parts of Nigeria, a statement by the bank said.
The new branch is equipped with state-of-the-art digital facilities and will offer a full range of banking services to suit customer needs while ensuring seamless execution of banking transactions.
During the tape-cutting ceremony, Chief Executive Officer of PremiumTrust Bank, Emmanuel Emefienim, stated that PremiumTrust was determined to co-create products and solutions that meet the needs of diverse customers in various parts of the country.
He also emphasised that through a customer-centric approach and value-oriented services, PremiumTrust is coming from a position of knowledge and experience, which allows it to effectively address customers’ needs by providing personalised solutions.
While assuring a commitment to fostering new banking relationships and collaborations, Emefienim stressed the delivery of tailor-made solutions promptly to meet the needs of customers.
“We are very swift with our services and once we know what a customer wants, we promptly agree on the solution to deploy in a very timely manner to serve the needs of customers”, he said.
At the event, the Executive Governor of Oyo State, Seyi Makinde, commended the management of the bank for achieving the laudable feat and expressed readiness to expand the state’s economy through a long-lasting partnership with the bank. He also expressed confidence in knowing that the bank would strengthen the state’s financial ecosystem and promote financial inclusion.