The financial sector of the country is poised for a major innovation this week when Stanbic Bank Ghana opens STANBIC FEST 09 on Thursday, at the Accra International Conference Center. The three day fair is on the theme “Money Matters”.
The fair is Ghana's first ever banking and product fair to showcase a singular bank's products and services, and to provide a one stop shop for Ghanaians to access financial services.
On one level, the personal and Business Development will showcase an array of products, including transactional and savings and electronic banking products such as the new level internet banking among others.
A new product known as new Business online – a one stop unit that offers the coolest, single online platform with a single point of entry for clients to perform multiple functions across Africa would also be launched at the fair. This, the management of the bank say will be the lead product in the Corporate Banking space, and guests to the fair will be treated to its unique functions and features.
Top on the discussions level will also be a seminar on how the global financial crises affects you and this seminar will attract renowned Economists and global watchers to discuss the implications of the recession and your finances, whiles guests to the fair will have the opportunity to conduct banking business, hold discussions on vehicle and assets financing among other services.
Stanbic officials say it would not be just conservative banking at the fair, but there would also be lots of entertainment to make the place lively.
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