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Fidelity Bank has strongly refuted recent rumors suggesting its imminent collapse, providing clarity and reassurance at a media engagement event in Kumasi. The event, held on August 16, 2024, at the Golden Bean Hotel, gathered key media personalities, journalists, and influencers to discuss the bank’s performance and future plans.
Mr. Atta Yeboah Gyan, Deputy Managing Director of the Fidelity Bank, addressed the media concerns head-on. He categorically denied the rumors of the bank’s collapse, labeling them as “false and misleading.” Gyan assured attendees that Fidelity Bank remains one of Ghana’s top five banks, with a solid financial standing.
During the event, Gyan highlighted the bank’s recent achievements and strategic goals, emphasizing its ongoing commitment to expanding services and supporting economic development in the Ashanti Region. Fidelity Bank also showcased its corporate social responsibility initiatives, including educational support programs and environmental sustainability efforts.
Interactive sessions allowed media representatives to engage with the bank’s leadership, pose questions, and offer feedback. This dialogue aimed to reinforce transparency and build stronger partnerships between the bank and the media.
In his closing remarks, Gyan reaffirmed the bank’s stability, stating, “We want to assure our customers, stakeholders, and the general public that Fidelity Bank is stable and continues to operate normally. Our financial performance, regulatory compliance, and industry recognition all attest to our strength and position in the market.”
The event concluded with a networking session, further solidifying the bank’s commitment to open communication and community involvement. Fidelity Bank’s proactive stance and clear response to the rumors underscore its resilience and enduring role as a leading financial institution in Ghana.
By Simon Opoku Afriyie
