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Fidelity Bank Floats TSF in Lagos Trade Fair complex to grow businesses

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Nigeria’s leading retail banking giant, Fidelity Bank Plc., has announced the introduction of a special business promotion scheme, Trader Support Facility (TSF), tailored for business owners in Lagos International Trade Fair complex and member of Association of Progressive Traders (APT) in the complex in particular.

Making his presentation during APT’s 17th year anniversary at the complex on Thursday, February 15, 2024, the Branch Manager, Mr. Chigozie Ifeanacho explained that “TSF has been structured to support SMEs and bigger businesses with a flexible terms and conditions to access a facility of up to N40m.”

He said the bank developed the product to grow small business into bigger businesses with very attractive and seamless terms and conditions.

Ifeanacho noted that Fidelity Bank has been a traders’ bank, supporting businesses in many markets and will continue to grow businesses in the APT and the entire Trade fair complex.

According to him, “The product can be seamlessly accessed at the any of the bank branches within the trade Fair complex including the BBA Branch, ASPMDA Branch and of course, the APT Branch here”.

While congratulating APT for grow to 17 years progressively in the complex, he also thanked the Executives for continuously collaborating with the Bank in many of their development schemes over the years.

Business Hilights recalls that few years ago, Fidelity Bank Plc donated three security gadgets-fitted Hilux vehicles to the three leading business associations in the Trade Fair complex including APT, BBA and ASPMDA as a form corporate social responsibility.

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