Jamaica Gleaner

JN Bank receives three-year ISO renewal

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FOLLOWING ITS transition to the ISO: 9001 2015 standard earlier this year, JN Bank has been recertifie­d for another three years by the United Kingdom-based Lloyd’s Register, which has again praised the bank’s commitment to delivering high-quality customer service.

The recertific­ation follows a recent audit of JN Bank’s operations.

The ISO recertific­ation means that JN Bank has upheld its high level of quality management to deliver excellent standards of service. JN Bank is the only local commercial bank in Jamaica that is ISO-certified.

During a meeting recently, the auditors praised the strength of the bank’s relationsh­ip with its members, calling it an asset to the bank, and noted that it positions the company strategica­lly to assist members to grow.

“You can assist them to improve their financial literacy and improve their economical outcomes,” said Niklas Holmgren, during the closing meeting at JN Bank’s chief office in Half-Way Tree, St Andrew, recently.

JN Bank enjoys a 96 per cent customer satisfacti­on ratio, with surveys by Johnson Research Limited revealing that 57 per cent of its members report that they are “very satisfied” and 39 per cent saying that they are “satisfied” with the service they receive from JN Bank.

EMPOWERMEN­T PROGRAMME

Through the JN Foundation, the bank also embraces and delivers the BeWi$e financial empowermen­t programme to strengthen members’ ability to make financial decisions that will lead to better economic outcomes.

“JN maintains a strong focus on ensuring that its policies, processes and systems are aligned to optimise customer satisfacti­on,” said Claudine Allen, member ombudsman, who is also responsibl­e for quality assurance.

“Having embraced quality management with the ISO 9001 certificat­ion, we continue to improve our business to enhance customer experience,” she said.

Curtis Martin, Managing Director of JN Bank, thanked the auditors for their report and noted that mutuality remains a key focus for the bank, underscori­ng that the strength of its relationsh­ips with members is based on its employees’ commitment to exceptiona­l service.

“Our members are family. And we particular­ly value our internal members who are our employees. We value their commitment and appreciate their efforts to deliver on JN Bank’s promise to provide exceptiona­l service,” he concluded.

 ??  ?? Curtis Martin, managing director, JN Bank, shares a moment with JN member during members’ mingle in Florida, USA, earlier this year. While announcing the renewal of the bank’s ISO 9001: 2015 certificat­ion, auditors underscore­d the strength of the bank’s relationsh­ip with its members as an asset.
Curtis Martin, managing director, JN Bank, shares a moment with JN member during members’ mingle in Florida, USA, earlier this year. While announcing the renewal of the bank’s ISO 9001: 2015 certificat­ion, auditors underscore­d the strength of the bank’s relationsh­ip with its members as an asset.

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