Standard Chartered recognized for its digital banking services

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Standard Chartered Head of Wealth Management Kenya and East Africa Paul Njoki (left), takes the bank's Head of Retail Banking Kenya Edith Chumba through the T bills and Bonds trading process during the launch in February./COURTESY

Standard Chartered Bank has been voted the best digital bank in Kenya by the Global Banking and Finance Awards.

The Bank was also feted as the Most Innovative Retail Banking app and the Best corporate bank in Kenya, 2020.

Commenting on the Awards, Standard Chartered Bank Head of Retail Banking, Edith Chumba said that the Bank had made strategic investments in technology that complements the bank’s innovative drive at a time when technology has become a core part of clients’ daily lives.

“The awards are a testament to the fact that our digital transformation strategy is already paying off. Digitalization remains a core part of our business strategy and we take pride in being voted the best digital bank in Kenya and the most innovative retail banking app 2020,” she said.

Edith also noted that the digital transformative agenda implemented by the bank was in a bid to disrupt the ways of banking and replace that with a more conventional way of banking while improving customer experience.

The Head of Retail Banking went on to add that “the bank has continued to evolve with its customers, a move that has seen the Standard Chartered Mobile platform deliver more than 52 percent of all service requests and manage 50 percent of all bank service requests coming through the bank’s digital channel.”

The SC mobile platform was launched with more than 70 digitally accessible services to customers with its versatility allowing the bank to scale further and introduce other functionalities that are geared towards convenience, enabling clients to bank with ease. The awards demonstrate how the Standard Charted Bank has leveraged on technology to reach the untapped and marginalized market segments while using innovation to enhance service delivery.

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