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Zimbabwe’s CBZ brings together three services for affluent clients

By , based on Financial Gazette (Zimbabwe)

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Zimbabwean bank CBZ has launched an offering for high-income professionals, entrepreneurs and clients with significant wealth. The proposition brings together its Prime Banking, Private Banking and Wealth Management services, according to the Financial Gazette.

CBZ Bank, a Zimbabwean bank, launched an offering last week for high-income professionals, affluent individuals, wealthy executives and entrepreneurs, according to the Financial Gazette. The offering brings its Prime Banking, Private Banking and Wealth Management services together under one proposition.

The bank presents this as a financial ecosystem covering different stages of its clients’ wealth creation, management and preservation. The offering is intended to bring together services for affluent clients and those dedicated to wealth management.

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