FIMBank extends its international and local payment cut-off time to 4pm

FIMBank has announced an extension to its payment cut-off time

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FIMBank has announced an extension to its payment cut-off time. Payments executed up until 4pm CET via the Bank’s digital banking platform, FIMBank Direct, can now be processed on the day, subject to all criteria being met where applicable.

“The recent extension of the payment cut-off time underlines the Bank’s commitment to provide a quality service to its esteemed clientele.

We are constantly enhancing operational efficiencies so as to deliver a higher value service to our customers,” said Loranne Pace, Head of Banking Operations and Project Management at FIMBank.

“This added convenience and flexibility is a key step forward in maintaining FIMBank’s competitive edge as a bespoke provider of local and international corporate banking products.”

Over the years, the Bank has engaged a team of international corporate bankers with experience in identifying customer needs and matching these with system solutions, complemented by dedicated support.

The Bank has also invested significantly in its offering for efficient international settlements in major currencies such as USD, which is enabled through its global correspondent banking network. These settlement options are offered for same day and next day, for both normal and high value transactions.

FIMBank also provides treasury services supporting international commercial requirements with efficient foreign exchange services, facilitating the management of exchange rate volatility and cash flow. This includes competitive foreign exchange pricing with a large list of tradable currencies.

The service experience is enhanced by the Bank’s digital banking platform, FIMBank Direct.

This platform is specifically designed to address the needs of corporate customers, providing a framework where accounts can be managed efficiently and securely. Such account holders may execute single and multi-currency funds transfers, as well as competitive Forex transactions, and benefit from other general banking products.

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