The bank had been operating on a rented premises but the board took a decision to acquired a plot of land a few meters away from the old head office building and began the construction four years ago.

The building, which cost a little over GH¢1.7million, boasts a two storey building with about 30 offices and a conference room.

Currently, the bank operates 10 branches in the Ashanti Region. They are, Kwaman, Beposo, Nsuta, Mampong, Old Tafo, and Amakom. The rest are Tanoso ion the Campus of UEW, Kejetia, Kona and Adanwomase branches.

Appreciation

The acting Chairman of the board of directors, Mr John Brefo expressed his appreciation to shareholders and customers of the bank for their loyalty that had resulted in the current growth and satisfactory performance of the bank.

He mentioned that the inauguration of the head office complex was an indication that the bank was well positioned to make remarkable strides in its financial operations.

The General Manager of the bank, Samuel Banahene, in an interview with Daily Graphic said management team would continue to pursue policies aimed at maximising more profits and giving exceptional customer satisfaction.

 “I am focused and will not relent in any effort to accomplish the mandate given to me by the directors of the bank”, he concluded.

Plaque

The acting Managing Director of ARB Apex Bank, Mr Alex Kwasi Awuah, with the support of the Omanhene of the Kwaman Traditional Council,Barima Abayie Ntori Nimpah, unveiled the plaque to officially open the building.He assured customers of the bank that their investments with the bank were safe and that they should have confidence in the board, as well as the management team.