Exim Bank Tanzania has launched a special branch stimulation training for its staff in a move aimed at enhancing efficiency in delivery of services. New members of staff are scheduled to get an average of 56 hours of training, while others would have a minimum of 160 hours of ongoing classroom exposure. Speaking at the
Exim Bank Tanzania Limited has embarked on implementing its Vision 2016 that seeks to double its balance sheet and increase market share in deposits by 2016. Being the sixth largest bank in the country in terms of total deposits and assets, Exim Bank has set its eyes on an ambitious target for the year 2016.
Exim Bank Tanzania Limited has embarked on implementing its Vision 2016 that seeks to double its balance sheet and increase market share in deposits by 2016. Being the sixth largest bank in the country in terms of total deposits and assets, Exim Bank has set its eyes on an ambitious target for the year 2016.
Exim Bank Tanzania has expanded its footprint in the Comoros by opening its fourth branch in Domoni (Anjouan), in a move designed to take services closer to customers in the islands. The Governor of Anjouan, Mr Anissi Chamsidine, who was the chief guest, at the inauguration at the weekend, commended Exim Bank for its efforts
Exim Bank has urged more Tanzanians to utilize fully services offered by banks and other financial institutions, noting that saving money in banks is safer and the most convenient way of investing. Exim Bank Tanzania Assistant Manager (Corporate Relationship), Mr Justin Wambali, said people should use banks to save money for their future development. He
