ArticleEswatiniBank spends E171 mln on Capital expenditure
EswatiniBank’s digital transformation journey, which began in 2020, has cost the financial institution an arm and a leg.
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EswatiniBank’s digital transformation journey, which began in 2020, has cost the financial institution an arm and a leg.
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A staggering E171 million has been spent on the Capital expenditure in the last five years to transform the bank from its traditional systems to automation in a bid to
“This year marks a significant milestone for us, 60 years of serving the kingdom of Eswatini, six decades of walking alongside our people, our businesses and our nation’s development. Over the past sixty years, the Bank has grown...
Eswatini Bank’s digital transformation journey, which began in 2020, has cost the financial institution an arm and a leg. A staggering E171 million has been spent on the Capital expenditure in the last five years to transform the bank...