The honours simply hold coming in for OmniBSIC Bank, Ghana’s fastest-growing monetary establishment, and its Managing Director, Mr. Daniel Asiedu. The Bank was declared ‘Bank of the Year’ whereas its MD was adjudged ‘Personality of the Year-Private Sector’ on the prestigious Ghana Business Awards organized by Globe Productions.
This recognition follows proper on the heels of the deserved recognition of the Bank and Mr. Asiedu because the Global Well-Respected CEO within the Banking Sector by the Business Executives Awards 2023 held lately in Singapore.
The Bank’s latest appreciation by awarding establishments doesn’t come as a shock when one sees the transformation of OmniBSIC Bank led by the skilled Managing Director. Since taking on the helm of affairs, the Bank has seen sustainable development and profitability and is steadily on its solution to reaching the goal of turning into a top-tier monetary service supplier impacting people and companies in all sectors of the economic system.
But for the Board, Management and Staff of the Bank, that is only the start and extra ought to be anticipated from the Bank. According to the Managing Director, Mr. Asiedu ” There is still a lot ahead, but we can see concrete progress, and that is inspiring for all of us. Our liquidity position and asset base show that we are well placed to support businesses, and that is all that we strive for.”
He used the chance to increase his heartfelt appreciation to the valued clients, stakeholders, and particularly Board of Directors, Management and Staff who’ve been instrumental within the Bank’s success story.
Bank’s constant efficiency
Under Mr. Asiedu’s management, OmniBSIC Bank efficiently turned its losses into profitability for the primary time in 2021, marking a major achievement for the establishment that was born by means of the merger between the erstwhile OmniBank and Sahel Sahara Bank in 2019. OmniBSIC Bank has not solely achieved substantial revenue development however has additionally strengthened its steadiness sheet, enhancing its capability to help large-scale transactions within the recovering Ghanaian economic system.
In the third quarter of this 12 months, the Bank’s revenue earlier than tax rose greater than four-fold to GH¢153.65million, from GH¢36.93million in the identical interval in 2022. The steadiness sheet was additionally sturdy, pushed largely by robust development in investments and deposits whereas liquidity and capital adequacy ratios remained effectively above prudential necessities.
Its unaudited monetary statements for the third quarter of 2023 indicated that each one revenue strains loved robust development, leading to curiosity revenue greater than doubling to GH¢582.5million within the quarter below evaluate from GH¢ 221.02million within the corresponding interval of 2022.
OmniBSIC posted important development in its incomes property to consolidate its place as a sturdy lender and companion to companies. Earning property grew by 88 % to shut the quarter at GH¢3.8billion. Investments virtually tripled to GH¢3.19billion within the quarter below evaluate, from GH¢1.23billion in the identical quarter of final 12 months.
Mr. Asiedu, the seasoned banker, monetary specialist and Chartered Accountant has been leveraging his virtually three many years of expertise as an expert to deliver invaluable experience in auditing, enterprise consulting, basic banking, monetary administration and funding to OmniBSIC Bank since assuming his function in 2021.
More honours
In the third quarter of 2023, Mr. Asiedu and the Bank’s Chief Operating Officer (COO), Dr. Philip Oti-Mensah had been recipients of ‘Personality of the Year – Private Sector’ award and ‘COO of the Year – Private Sector’ on the second version of the Ghana CEO Vision & Awards ceremony.
This provides to a protracted checklist of outstanding recognitions in 2023, with the Bank receiving the celebrated title of Best Corporate Health Walk of the Year on the Africa Event Awards. Furthermore, OmniBSIC’s excellent efficiency was acknowledged on the Chartered Institute of Marketing Ghana (CIMG) 2023 Awards night time, the place it earned a stellar five-star score in 4 distinct classes.
These accolades embody five-star rankings for Customer Satisfaction in each Consumer Banking and Business Banking, in addition to five-star rankings for Service Quality in Business Banking, affirming OmniBSIC’s unwavering dedication to excellence throughout numerous domains.
Products, companies, and the long run forward
In an interview with Mr. Asiedu, He talked about that the Bank had launched numerous initiatives to reinforce their customer support which embody the institution of a 24/7 Contact Center and the implementation of ongoing coaching applications for his or her workers to make sure they might reply successfully to buyer wants. “Also, in the area of technology, we have migrated to a new core banking application (Flexcube) to improve our efficiency and productivity,” the OmniBSIC boss added.
To keep aggressive to fulfill the evolving wants of shoppers, the Bank has leveraged know-how and digital options successfully. “We, therefore, upgraded our core banking software two years ago and have received the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) certification for Information Security Management System (ISO/IEC 27001:2013) as well as Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCDISS) Certification,” Mr. Asiedu mentioned.
He additionally emphasised the Bank’s dedication to additional development together with retail banking growth and a continued deal with digitalization.
OmniBSIC Bank’s improved company governance, investments in infrastructure, and strategic partnerships have positioned it for sustainable success and better contributions to Ghana’s monetary sector, he added.
Source: Peacefmonline.com
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