In a recent poll conducted by leading advisory and
consultancy firm, KPMG, Diamond Bank was ranked as one of the
top three most customer-focused banks in the country. Participating in a keenly
contested category, the Bank emerged overall third best in the customer
satisfaction index (CSI) with 73.5 points.
This revelation was made at the 2016 edition of the
Annual Banking Industry Customer Satisfaction Survey recently released by KPMG.
The survey which debuted in 2007, elicits feedback
from customers and stakeholders across the retail, SME and corporate banking
segments. It is a reflection of the levels of satisfaction and expectation of
customers with respect to service delivery from their banks. The yardstick for
evaluation includes convenience, products and services, client service, value
for money and customer care.
Diamond Bank has maintained a customer-centric strategic mix; passionately leading
the revolution in mobile banking innovations and financial inclusion of the un(der)banked
in the country. Its mobile app is the most downloaded and registered in the
financial services sub-sector, with over 1.5 million users.
The Bank’s Diamond
Ye’llo account has remained the most successful in the country, with over 5
million account holders in two years and through its monthly DiamondXtra draws, Diamond Bank has
given out N4 billion to its loyal customers in the last five years, while setting
aside N600 million for its loyal customers this year.
The Bank’s chief spokesperson, Ayona Trimnell
stated that Diamond Bank is very passionate about its customers, and is
continually looking for ways to improve its services in line with developing
trends.
She said: “Diamond
Bank Plc is a customer driven bank and the quality of our services embodies
our mantra which is centered on going beyond banking to achieve customer
satisfaction. We are unflinching in our resolve to constantly deploy new
technologies and digital applications to drive financial inclusion, convenient
banking and enhanced customer friendly services. This rating is a confirmation
of our resolve and focus, and reinforces our standing as a bank for the
people”.
In its latest ranking, the global financial rating
agency, Fitch, reaffirmed Diamond Bank’s rating of ‘BBB” +. Thus, affirming the
strong fundamentals of the Bank to meet financial commitments.
According to Fitch, the strong regulatory capital
ratios of the Bank have helped offset the one-off impact from the devaluation
arising from Nigeria’s new FX regime. This translates to a stable outlook for Diamond Bank’s short-term and long-term
foreign currency issuer default ratings (IDR).
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