FIDELITY Bank Limited has presented a cheque for GH¢1,500 to the Kantamanto Railway Traders Association, who recently were victims of a fire outbreak.
The incident posted a serious setback to their businesses which have made them desperate for support in order to recover from the massive losses.
The Head of Sales of Fidelity Bank, Mr Alfred Amo-Mensah, who presented the cheque said the bank was committed to the growth of small- and medium-scale businesses, hence the quick response to their distress call.
He entreated the traders to partner with the bank by patronising their services to ensure the success of their businesses, saying “Fidelity Bank has developed products specifically for you.”
The Chairman of the association, Mr Kwadwo Ansong, thanked the bank and encouraged other institutions to emulate their example.
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