Standard Chartered targets priority customers
Standard Chartered Bank has launched a priority banking service targeting
customers with incomes of more than 5,000 USD per month or with at least 50,000
in deposit.
Standard Chartered Bank has launched a priority banking service targeting
customers with incomes of more than 5,000 USD per month or with at least 50,000
in deposit.
Priority customers would enjoy privileged services worldwide, with preferential rates on term deposits and personal loans, and unlimited free local fund transfers, international outward remittances and international debit card.
The bank estimated that 2-3 percent of the national population was in the target group./.
Priority customers would enjoy privileged services worldwide, with preferential rates on term deposits and personal loans, and unlimited free local fund transfers, international outward remittances and international debit card.
The bank estimated that 2-3 percent of the national population was in the target group./.
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