The Managing Director of Nigeria's foremost customer-centric financial institution, Parallex Bank, Mr. Femi Bakre, has assured customers of continued technology-driven, premium value-adding services that will exceed their expectations.
 
The Managing Director made this known at the opening of the bank's Lekki, Lagos branch
On Wednesday. During the event, he commended the board, management, and staff of the bank for their steadfastness and commitment to ensure a sustainable profitable institution and its positive reception by the public in less than two years of operation.
 
He stated that the bank is rapidly becoming the preferred bank in the industry due to the efficiency, convenience  and reliability of its digital platforms, a result of the substantial investments made in digital technology.
 
Reiterating the bank's commitment to providing solutions to its customers, the chief executive added that this achievement undoubtedly enhanced the bank's reputation among discerning customers.
 
He pledged that the bank will continue to introduce products and solutions that meet and exceed the needs of all customer segments, including individuals, corporates, and businesses, especially SMEs and commercial entities.
 
Parallex Bank is committed and poised to support businesses to grow to the next level by providing easily accessible and affordable financial products and services that suit their needs.
 
He noted that the bank will continue to develop banking solutions tailored for the tech-savvy, the Gen Zs, millennials and Nigerians in the diaspora.
 
The Chairman of Parallex Bank, Dr. Adeola Phillips, in her speech, described the opening of its Lekki branch as a demonstration of the bank's commitment to serving more customers, reaching more communities, and contributing to the country's economic growth.
 
She referred to the branch's opening as an exciting new chapter for Parallex Bank, which comes a few weeks after the opening of its Marina, Lagos branch.
 
Dr. Phillips disclosed that Parallex Bank will open four new branches in strategic locations, such as Ibadan, Abuja, Warri, and Isolo. She added that the expansion signifies the bank's unwavering commitment to bringing value-adding banking experiences to its customers.
 
The bank's vision remains to leverage talent and technology to enhance efficiency, expand its product offerings, and deliver exceptional customer experiences.
 
She expressed her gratitude to shareholders, customers, and stakeholders for their unwavering support and trust in Parallex Bank. Their presence at the opening ceremony reaffirms their commitment to shaping the bank's future.
 
She assured the bank's customers that the Board, management, and staff of Parallex Bank will continue to meet and exceed their expectations.
 
The event was attended by captains of industry, existing and potential customers, as well as celebrities from Nigeria's entertainment industry. Members of the bank's Board and Management also joined in the glamorous celebration of the new branch opening.

LORDKing001:
What's your transfer fees

olaniyilukman:
That parallex bank is a thrash

TheKingsmann:
I'm okay with OPAY.

ogascomax:


While banks failed during naira scarcity they did well in Enerhen branch in Uvwe local government area delta state.

porthouse7:
u never get money, u are not a real businessman, u don’t do heavy transactions

datola:
Parallex? First time I have heard the name

georgeakins:


It's owned by Chris Oyakhilome of Christ Embassy

georgeakins:


It's owned by Chris Oyakhilome of Christ Embassy

Cholls:
my brother lie small

Emma09:
.Spot on. The bank is owned by Pastor Chris Oyakilomeh

TheKingsmann:
I'm okay with OPAY.

TheKingsmann:
I'm okay with OPAY.

Cholls:
my brother lie small

AchichaMmuo:


No be lie.

porthouse7:
u never get money, u are not a real businessman, u don’t do heavy transactions

Akwamkpuruamu:


Opay na microfinance Bank, not a standard bank

spiSeyi:

As a Yoruba man from Ejigbo, my piece of advice for you is that an Omoluabi will not indulge in tribalism even if some non-Omoluabis are doing it. An Omoluabi should be a symbol of unity and other good virtue that is why we say "Yoruba lagba"