Cal Bank Held End of Year Thanksgiving

The Bank whose segments include Corporate Banking, which provides loans and other credit facilities has ended the 2018 calendar with thanks giving service.

Staff of the bank gathered at their new multipurpose head office in Accra to thank God for seeing the bank through its challenges as well as meeting most of their targets for the year 2018.

The Greater Accra regional staff of the bank clad in their white dresses with a touch yellow, sing and dance in what was an emotional yet exciting and jubilant service with the theme ceaseless praise

Some Staff of the bank who hard served in various roles for ten years and more were also honoured at the service.

The sermon was delivered by the head pastor of KICC Ghana, Pastor Andy Yawson, delivering his sermon he encouraged the staff of the bank to be grateful to God in all areas of their lives.

The Managing Director of Calbank, Frank Adu Jnr., also thanked God for sustaining the bank through this difficult year in the banking sector

In his address, he challenged the staff of the bank to make the bank better than when they first joined the bank.

He was however optimistic that 2019 will be a better year for the bank despite all the successes chalked.
“It is my hope that 2019 will be a much better year, with the economic indexes of the country looking much better”

Calbank meets BoG’s minimum capital
requirement.

The Managing Director of the bank also announced that Cal bank has officially met the minimum capital retirement set by the Bank of Ghana, which is currently at 400 million.
Mr. Franklin Adu Jnr. also thanked his staff for the commitment and hard work in the year under review.
“I am pleased to announce to you that due to your hard work and commitment, we have met the minimum capital requirement of the bank”

Bank won’t shield customers, staff caught in fraud

Mr. Frank Adu Jnr however gave a strong indication that the bank will not shield any staff or customer engaged in any form of fraud.

According to him, the Bank will ensure that the law is rather enforced against any staff or customer who engages in any kind of fraud.
He explained that one of the bank’s biggest challenge still remains tackling fraud related cases in the cyberspace.

Mr. Frank Adu Jnr. also disclosed that a staff of the bank was jailed this year for stealing from a client.

By Prince Bankesie