The Tribune

By NEIL HARTNELL

Tribune Business Editor

nhartnell@tribunemedia.net

RBC Royal Bank (Bahamas) says it marked the official opening of its relocated Prince Charles branch with a $25,000 donation to the Great Commission Ministries Children’s Club.

LaSonya Missick, RBC’s managing director and vice-president for personal banking said: “Contributing to the community and your future is what we are about. This programme provides a positive environment for children to develop skills, discipline and morals through recreational, spiritual and cultural activities.”

Bishop Walter Hanchell, president of Great Commission Ministries, said: “I wish to thank the management and staff for this donation and for your kindness, not just to Great Commission Ministries but to the community. You are an excellent corporate citizen. We appreciate what you do, and we ask you to continue to do it.”

RBC this month celebrates its 115-year presence in The Bahamas. The new branch opening, attended by clients and community stakeholders, featured a tour of the One East Plaza facility.

Prince Charles at One East Plaza will retain the same services and solutions for clients, including two automated teller machines (ATMs) and non-stop depository services, while integrating innovation in terms of digital and mobile capabilities. The branch also features a dedicated private banking office.