-Event is part of initiatives aimed at enhancing engagements between the bank and its key stakeholders;
LYNN NJOROGE-IMG KENYA LIMITED;
At least 150 golfers are set to tee-it-up during the SBM Bank Golf Day, which is set to be held this Saturday, October 14th, at the par 71 Nyali Golf and Country Club Course in Mombasa County.
The highly anticipated event is part of initiatives aimed at enhancing engagements between the bank and its key stakeholders.
Action at the 18-hole golf course will tee-off at 6:30 am and will feature, among other guests, Mombasa Governor, Abdullswamad Sherrif Nassir.
SBM Bank of Kenya’s CEO, Mr. Moezz Mir, expressed his excitement about the upcoming event, saying, “The SBM Bank Golf Day stands as a testament to our unwavering commitment to nurturing robust relationships within our community. We eagerly anticipate a day filled with amiable competition, camaraderie, and networking. It provides us with a valuable opportunity to engage with our esteemed customers, local leaders, and partners.”
This event underscores SBM Bank’s dedication to strengthening its ties with the local community and fostering an environment of collaboration and growth.
It is among the key strategies the bank is deploying in view of its five years milestone in Kenya, as it brings together customers in the Coast region.
The SBM Bank Golf Day promises to be a memorable occasion where golf enthusiasts, business leaders, and community figures come together for a day of sportsmanship and camaraderie.
SBM Bank is a leading and trusted financial institution with an international footprint in Mauritius, Kenya, India, and Madagascar. It is headquartered in Mauritius and has an asset base of Ksh 1 Trillion and is listed on the Mauritius Stock Exchange. SBM is positioned to offer an unprecedented based on evolved corporate purpose, ‘For A Smarter Tomorrow,’ which speaks to digitization, innovation, excellence in customer experience and relevant solutions for customers.
SBM was established in Kenya in May 2017 and currently has 41 branches Countrywide and this is complemented by customer touch points such as a round-the-clock contact center, ATMs, mobile banking, online banking, and extensive agency banking services.
A key focus for SBM is sustainability and positive impact for the environment and community driven by an elaborate ESG agenda.
SBM Bank Kenya is regulated by the Central Bank of Kenya, and it also operates as an Authorized Depository and Securities Dealer following a license issuance by the Capital Markets Authority (CMA).
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