Societe Generale Group is not in the process of selling the bank in Montenegro, as it is satisfied with its results and ability to achieve profitable growth thanks to the commitment and quality of management and employees, announced the Regional Director of the Group for the Balkans, Jean-Philippe Guillaume.
"Societe Generale Group is satisfied with the results of Societe Generale Bank Montenegro, which over the years has demonstrated the ability to achieve strong and profitable growth thanks to the commitment and quality of management and employees, as well as the quality of services it offers to clients," Guillaume told the Mina-business agency.
He said that rumors, such as the one about the sale of Societe Generale banka Montenegro, often harm business even in much more developed countries and markets than Montenegro.
"The strength of Societe Generale Banka Montenegro has just been shown in this example. Not only did the bank's operations maintain an upward position, but the results are record-breaking," stated Guillaume.
He added that a good result in such circumstances is an indicator of the resilience of the teams, good management and the loyalty and support of clients.
Guillaume said that in the future, clients of Societe Generale Bank Montenegro can expect a professional attitude of the bank's employees, as well as a wide range of products.
"Clients are always at the center of all our activities. We will focus on improvements in the field of mobile banking and the introduction of the next versions of this service, expanding the offer of cards for citizens and companies, and we will devote ourselves to further support of small and medium-sized enterprises," Guillaume announced.
He added that the bank is already renovating branches, some of which will be moved to new and better locations, and great attention will be paid to the quality of service.
"All of this together will contribute to providing our clients with an even better service," said Guillaume.
Commenting on the Montenegrin macroeconomic framework and the position of Societe Generale Banka Montenegro in the country's banking industry, he said that it is evident that Montenegro, as a candidate country for EU membership, is committed to strengthening institutions and creating assumptions for sustainable economic development.
"We are carefully following the developments in the country and we are glad to see that the conditions on the financial market of Montenegro have improved in the previous period. Banks are very liquid and the average capital ratio exceeds the regulatory minimum," said Guillaume.
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