Top 25 Most Customer-Centric Brands Impacting Lives in 2024

SBM Bank’s Relationship Strength Index consistently places it at the pinnacle of the industry.

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SBM BANK

In an era where two-thirds of businesses have grappled with underperforming transformations, SBM Bank emerges as a beacon of success, driven by an unwavering commitment to customer centricity.

Recent research by Ernst & Young (EY) unveils the harsh reality: many endeavours falter due to a lack of dedication to putting customers at the heart of their strategies. However, SBM Bank stands apart, wielding customer centricity not just as a value but as a potent tool for differentiation and long-term brand loyalty.

Spanning the Indian Ocean rim, SBM Bank’s global footprint encompasses Kenya, Mauritius, India, and Madagascar. Here, customer centricity is not just a buzzword; it is a way of life. With top-of-the-industry customer metrics, SBM Bank is not merely satisfying customers; it is creating loyal advocates who champion the brand. Listening to customers is more than just hearing their words; it is about understanding their needs and aspirations. It is about forging meaningful connections that transcend transactions.

Indeed, SBM Bank’s Relationship Strength Index consistently places it at the pinnacle of the industry. This foundation of trust fosters deeper engagement, positioning the bank as a trusted partner in its customers’ financial journeys.

Nevertheless, customer centricity is not confined to the walls of the bank. SBM Bank recognises the power of community engagement, leveraging sports sponsorships in golf and polo to forge deeper connections. Sports sponsorship transcends mere visibility; it involves deeply engaging with communities and understanding customers in contexts beyond banking.

SBM Bank’s dedication extends beyond transactions, reaching into the realm of values. Embracing Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles is a moral imperative for the bank. By championing sustainability initiatives such as tree planting drives and turtle conservancy projects, SBM Bank aligns itself with the values of its socially conscious clientele.

Technology lies at the heart of SBM Bank’s customer-centric ethos. With seamless digital experiences, from mobile banking to personalised services, the bank is not just keeping up with technology; it is actively leading the charge. Recognised as thought leaders in innovation, SBM Bank’s investments in technology ensure that customers enjoy unparalleled convenience and efficiency. At SBM Bank, technology is not just a tool; it is an enabler of exceptional experiences.

As SBM Bank continues its journey, the focus remains unwavering: to empower customers to achieve their financial dreams. With a steadfast commitment to enhancing customer experiences and leveraging technology for seamless service delivery, SBM Bank is poised to redefine banking for a Smarter Tomorrow.

Innovation is not just about staying ahead; it is about staying relevant. By prioritising customer centricity and embracing technology, SBM Bank is not just shaping the future of banking but revolutionising it. In the ever-evolving landscape of banking, SBM Bank stands tall as a testament to the transformative power of customer centricity. As it continues to pave the way for a more inclusive, sustainable, and technologically advanced future, one thing remains certain: more than driving impact, SBM Bank is redefining excellence, one customer at a time.

Author: SBM Bank

Editor: Karen Nduku

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Dr. Hanningtone Gaya

Dr. Hanningtone Gaya

Kenya’s Dr Hanningtone Gaya, holds a PhD in Commerce in Business Management from Nelson Mandela University (NMU), is viewed as an authority in country branding and is the founder chairman of the Brand Kenya Board.

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