Business
Sterling Bank sets to enhance services with new IT upgrade
Sterling Bank Plc has completed the upgrading of its Information Technology infrastructure that started about 24 months ago.
In a press statement released by the bank, the upgrading of the its core and subsidiary system was aimed at transiting to a more robust, agile and flexible platforms that are more adaptable to the dynamic needs of customers, as well as position the bank for long term sustainable growth.
In the statement, the bank said with its mandate to provide optimum customer satisfaction, the upgrade had become imperative. Sterling Bank said the decision to upgrade the IT infrastructure was also part of efforts to enhance stakeholders’ value as a financial institution of choice.
ALSO SEE: Sterling Bank’s share price rises by 4.91%
“Our decision to upgrade our IT infrastructure is in line with global best practice and this will place our institution at par with other global financial institutions. This will also enhance the bank’s transaction processing capacity and speed,” the statement said.
It noted that for the fact that technology remains the backbone of the global banking system, the institution is committed to continuously invest in IT infrastructure to ensure that it delivers its one-customer experience to all its customers.
-
Business5 days agoAbuja gears up for Jetour T2’s rugged-luxury experience
-
Business6 days agoNigeria Business Outlook: Dangote IPO, markets, inflation and naira in focus this week
-
Business6 days agoDangote IPO rush crashes Bamboo login as investors flood platform
-
Business4 days agoDangote: Petrol price gap fuels smuggling as Nigeria faces fresh pump price surge
-
Latest7 days agoHamzat meets Pastor Chris Oyakhilome, hails Christ Embassy’s community impact
-
Business4 days agoTinubu’s economic reforms face public confidence test as cost-of-living crisis persists
-
Business6 days agoAugust inflation faces upward pressure despite disinflation trend – Analysts
-
Latest1 week agoMother, tutor, accomplice arrested over alleged N15m fake kidnap of toddler


