Fina Trust Microfinance Bank: History And Review

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    Fina Trust Microfinance Bank is one of Nigeria's foremost Microfinance Bank. Its final license was secured from the Central Bank of Nigeria in September 2009 as Microfinance Bank and commenced operations in October 2009.

     At Fina Trust Microfinance Bank, they have built their resounding success on excellent service delivery in a uniquely customer friendly environment through professional staff, leveraging on world-class technology. Their continuous investment in information technology and their people sets them apart from others.

   In the last few years, they have attracted patronage from the Small & Medium Scale subsector of the economy, carved a niche as a supportive Bank for Retail businesses and empowering Micro businesses through distinctive services. The Bank's commitment to value creation for all its stakeholders has earned it a solid reputation as a responsible corporate citizen and employer of choice. As the fastest growing Microfinance Bank in Nigeria, they share the privilege of empowering their Customers with Business loans in excess of NGN 20 Billion over the last 5 years.
 
Today's Banking is borderless and without restrictions, consequently they have developed an unparalleled strategic alliance with Sterling Bank Plc and Fidelity Bank Plc to enable their Customers deposit or withdraw from any of these Bank branches. This opportunity creates over 250 strategic locations for them to meet their customers' needs. More so, their recently launched state of the art technology provides ease for the use of ATM Cards, POS terminals, Electronic transfers and Mobile banking.
 
At Fina Trust, they tailor their customers' needs specifically to bespoke products to fit perfectly their needs. No matter what your priorities are, their exceptional service, unique benefits and expert solutions are tailored to help you achieve them all.
 
Why don't you join the Fina Trust family today and enjoy their unequalled service delivery.

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