Firm launches cashless centres in Kwara, Oyo

Date: 2021-07-18

In a bid to create more efficient and agile branches, which are closer to the financially excluded members of society, Advans Nigeria has launched two new cashless centres in Offa, Kwara State, and Iseyin, Oyo State.

Advans La Fayette Microfinance Bank said the centres were aimed at creating more efficient and agile branches and making them accessible to the financially excluded members of society.

It added that the two new agile branches had brought the number of Advans cashless centres serving hundreds of financially underserved in Nigeria to three, with a total of 17 branches, according to a statement titled, 'Advans La Fayette Microfinance Bank launches cashless centres in Offa, Iseyin.'

The bank's MD/CEO, Gaetan Debuchy, said, "The expansion is one of the company's innovative approaches to providing seamless, affordable and transparent financial services to micro, small and medium scale enterprises in the nooks and crannies of Nigeria.

"It will help us as a bank to make more impact with fewer resources so as not to increase the cost of service to clients."

Debuchy added that Advans was a model microfinance institution that had continued to promote private sector-led economic and social development in Nigeria and nine other countries.

The world is going cashless; are you ready? Cashless Christmas: Frustration, anguish as ATMs dispense less cash Also, the Chief of Business and Strategy, Elvis Oheneba, explained that proximity to small businesses, and convenience for individuals and business owners, were considered in selecting the location of the centres adding that, "we intend to increase the number of cashless branches from three to six by the end of 2021".

The DCEO, Jean-Luc Nzoubou, who also oversees the business activities for the bank network across Nigeria, said 'a cashless centre' could do everything a full branch could do.

Nzoubou said, "Customers can apply for loans, open savings and current accounts, get access to business advisory, and also carry out other transactions without having to travel long distances. Furthermore, the cashless centres will also provide an extensive array of other products and services and wealth management services which underscores the bank's mission to provide client-centric financial services to underserved populations in a sustainable and responsible manner."

Source

 

Cloud Tag: What's trending

Click on a word/phrase to read more about it.

Afonja Descendants Union     Muhammed Akanbi     Isiaka Yusuf     V.O. Abioye     Valsolar Consortium     VADA     Summit University     Share/Tsaragi     Association Of Kwara State Online Media Practitioners     Abdulwasiu Bolaji Adeyi     Tosin Saraki     Mubarak Oladosu     Sherif Shagaya     Oni Adebayo     Susan Modupe Oluwole     Opobiyi     Oloriegbe     Omotoso     Habeeb Saidu     Assayomo     Babatunde Ishola Babaita     Razaq Ayobami Akanbi     Zara Umar     Garba Dogo     Yekini Adio     Saliu Ajibola Ajia     IHS     Damilola Yusuf Adelodun     Tunji Folami     TESCOM 2025     Adisa Logun     Adesoye College     Mohammed Abdulahi     SAPZ Project     David Adesina     Iyaloja-General     Mufti Of Ilorin     Ndama Al-hassan     Zubair Folorunsho Erubu     Abikan     Benin Republic     Musa Aibinu     Saadu Yusuf     Agbarigidoma     Salau Kabiru Abdullahi     Ayobami Seriki     Abdullahi AbdulMajeed     Simeon Ajibola     Mope Dasuki Belgore     Oko Erin     Yahaya Seriki     Bilikisu Gambari     UNILORIN Alumni Association     Ridhwanullah Al-Ilory     Otuka     Transition Implementation Committee     Busari Toyin Isiaka     Babaita     Jaiz Bank     UNIFEMGA     Durbar     Abubakar Imam     Kwarareports.com     Mansur Alfanla     Ademola Kiyesola     Ministry Of Women Affairs And Social Development     Oasis Muslim Care Foundation     Volunteers Of Ilorin Community And The Emirate     Baruten     Laduba     Eruku     Sanusi Abubakar     Sheikh Ariyibi     Tricycle Owners Association Of Nigeria     Kola Ologbondiyan     Jimba Babatunde     Ibrahim Mashood    

Cloud Tag: What's trending

Click on a word/phrase to read more about it.

Ayinke Saka     Ridhwanullah Al-Ilory     General Hospital, Offa     Yusuf AbdulRasheed     Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq     Isiaka Yusuf     Gurei     Rotimi Atere     SSA Youth Engagement     Tunji Folami     Ajasse-Ipo     Kolawole Akande     Budo-Egba     Bolaji Aladie     Raji AbdulRasaq     Saidu Yaro Musa     Y.A. Abdulkareem     Metro Park     Atunwa     Kwara State Sports Commission     Kwara-SAPZ Project     National Broadcasting Commission     General Hospital, Ilorin     Adanla-Irese     Abdulrazak Shehu Akorede     Kwarareports     Kamaldeen Gambari     Ahmad Lawan     COVID     Aliyu Olatunji Ajanaku     Sidikat Akaje     Ajike People Support Centre     Allocation     Suleiman Abubakar     Muhammad Yahya     Makama Of Kaiama     Afin Descendants Union Of Odo-Owa     Valsolar Consortium     Matthew Babaoye     Tunji Oyawoye     Afusat Nike Ibrahim     Yusuf Lanre Badmas     Computer Based Test     Kamaldeen Ajibade     Kunle Akogun     NNPP     Road Transport Employers Association Of Nigeria     Okin High School     Rafiu Ibrahim     Adisa Logun     Rachael Obisesan     Yusuf Badmus     Kawu     Oba Abdulraheem     Owo Arugbo     Nigeria Governors\' Forum     Haruna Olawale Sulaiman     Idris Amosa Oladipo Saidu     Muhammed Aliyu     Maigida     Onilorin Of Ilorin     Yusuf Olaolu Ali     Bashiru Makama     Oja-Oba     KWTV     Isau     Talaka Parapo     Yusuf Ali     Lai Mohammed     David Oyedepo     Medview Airlines     SSA Youth     Elesie Of Esie     Ramadhan     Seni Saraki     Bolakale Saka     Kwara State University Of Education