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First Capital Bank launches customer service centre

Monday, July 10, 2023 | 230 Views |

First Capital Bank launched its new Consumer Service Centre recently

First Capital Bank, which is part of the FMB Capital Holdings Group, found it befitting to officially open a new Consumer Service Centre at the Main Mall in Gaborone.

The bank believes it will boast a new look and feel, and also offer comprehensive banking services with exceptional staff who are dedicated to meeting customer’s financial needs.

First Capital Bank opened its doors to Botswana in 2008. The bank’s country manager of Consumer Lending, Thatayaone Nicholas Matlapeng, expressed gratitude at the occasion graced by Gaborone’s Mayor Austin Abraham. “I am so excited that we are here today as we open our newly refurbished establishment.

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First Capital Bank launches customer service centre

First Capital Bank, which is part of the FMB Capital Holdings Group, found it befitting to officially open a new Consumer Service Centre at the Main Mall in Gaborone.

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