Exim Bank vows to continue providing seamless banking services

07Sep 2023
Correspondent
DAR ES SALAAM
Business
The Guardian
Exim Bank vows to continue providing seamless banking services
  • To enhance financial Inclusion

Exim Bank has reiterated its commitment to continue providing seamless banking services as part of its commitment to enhance financial inclusion across the country.

The Exim Bank Chief Finance Officer (CFO) Shani Kinswaga (left) speaking during the Annual General Meeting for Senior Tanzania Police Officers held in Dar es Salaam on Tuesday evening that was officiated by the Inspector General of Police (IGP) Camilius Wambura. The bank urged the senior police officers to tap opportunities in the bank’s service offerings. PHOTO | COURTESY.
Speaking during the Annual General Meeting for Senior Tanzania Police Officers held in Dar es Salaam on Tuesday evening, Shani Kinswaga, Exim Bank’s Chief Finance Officer (CFO) said the bank seeks to continue implementing strategies to close the unbanked gap.

 

Kinswaga said the bank remains at the forefront of redefining Tanzania’s banking industry and impact on the lives of customers through seamless access to financial services, while leveraging flexible digital solutions and tailor-made services.

 

“We are so grateful for this unique opportunity to showcase our wide range of banking service offerings to the Police Force. As a bank, we will remain at the forefront of taking banking services close to the people right at grassroots level,” Kinswaga.

 

He said Exim Bank earlier this year upgraded its core banking system to a more resilient and robust infrastructure, a move geared towards enriching its offerings and delivering customers a heightened sense of security, efficiency, and innovation.

 

“This re-affirms our unwavering dedication to evolving into more than just a conventional banking establishment. As a bank, we are committed to delve into the complete capabilities of our enhanced systems and our commitment persists in delivering beyond conventional banking services to our valued customers and the community we serve,” Kinswaga stated.

 

Kinswaga said as the bank celebrates 26 years of being more than a bank this year, it remains committed to empowering Tanzanian through seamless access to financial services and banking products, tailor-made to their needs.

 

The Exim Bank Head of Retail Banking Andrew Lyimo during the event said the bank will continue providing customer-centric solutions to enhance service excellence to its customers through digital channels.

 

The bank has various unique banking propositions that include ‘Wafanyakazi Loan, Mortgage

Loan, Haba na Haba and the Super Woman account that come with added benefits to potential customers.

 

Lyimo emphasized that the bank’s ‘Wafanyakazi’ loan is dedicated to salaried Government employees can be payable up to 96 months and does not require any collateral with borrowers entitled to borrow a minimum limit of TSH 1 million and a maximum of up to TSH 160 million.

“At Exim Bank, we have always been passionate about creating opportunities for our customers by providing value-added services in line with delivering superior customer experience to our customers. I take this opportunity to urge all Tanzanians to embrace opportunities provided by the bank,” Lyimo said.

 

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