BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN: Customers of one of the Sultanate’s most trusted bank can now have the luxury of better financial planning following the launch of a revolutionised banking service that aims to place customer’s comfort first, and to bring them closer to meeting their own personal needs, Borneo Bulletin reported.
In an event that took place yesterday at the Aiport Mall in Berakas, Perbadanan Tabung Amanah Islam Brunei (TAIB) officially launched the service pledge under their Financing Centre that aims to see the delivery of financial approval for the bank’s various finance products within two business days for applications that meet the requirements.
As part of the second instalment of the Ihtifal TAIB exhibition that will run until tomorrow, the launch of the pledge was witnessed by guest of honour and Deputy Minister of Education cum Deputy Chairman of the Perbadanan TAIB Board, Dato Seri Setia Awang Haji Yusoff bin Haji Ismail. It was simultaneously endorsed by the bank’s Acting Managing Director, Hajah Fa’aizah Pehin Orang Kaya Saiful Mulok Dato Seri Paduka Haji Abidin.
A TAIB representative was quoted as saying, “Set in ink and witnessed by the whole country, the Perbadanan TAIB Financing Centre now has a responsibility to uphold. In a market of competitive rates, the customer is not just looking for numbers and figures but an overall straightforward experience without the hassle.
“The Perbadanan would not have set these turnaround times if we did not feel we could achieve them,” and acknowledged that though approval time is indeed short, “Our staff members are capable and ready to handle the task at hand.”
Until tomorrow, successful applicants under this new service will be automatically entered into a lucky draw where 40 lucky winners will be given the opportunity to bring home amazing prizes, and in furtherance to their show of gratitude to their customers, the applicants will also be pooled for the grand lucky draw (a brand new Hyundai Accent), which will take place in the later part of the year.
Source: Sabah Blog
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