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GCB Bank, Police Service strengthen collaboration

GCB Bank and the Ghana Police Service expressed their commitment to building on their longstanding relationship, with continued engagement around customer and public safety, financial crime prevention, cybersecurity awareness, physical security and other areas of mutual interest.
GCB Bank and the Ghana Police Service have reaffirmed their longstanding relationship and commitment to closer collaboration as the security needs of businesses and customers continue to evolve, particularly in the face of growing online scams, financial crime and other emerging security threats.
Alhassan recognised the longstanding role of the Ghana Police Service in supporting the security of the Bank’s physical operations across the country, including its branches, employees and customers, as well as other aspects of banking operations requiring Police support.
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