Stanbic IBTC Bank Unveils Return of Exclusive Save and Enjoy Promo Season 2

Stanbic IBTC Bank is once again raising the bar for rewarding customer loyalty with the much-anticipated return of its Save and Enjoy Promo, Season 2, specially designed for its Private Banking clients.

This refreshed campaign builds on the established success of its maiden edition where high-net-worth individuals were rewarded with exclusive benefits such as open business class tickets to a word-class destination, priority passes, and other consolation prizes.

The Save and Enjoy Promo underscores Stanbic IBTC Bank’s commitment to celebrating trust and loyalty while encouraging a culture of saving and financial discipline among its esteemed Private Banking clientele. Season 2 promises to be bigger, more rewarding and memorable.

Customers stand a chance to win luxury business class tickets to the United States of America, United Kingdom or Canada; airport priority passes valid for one year; luxury vintage travel boxes and more exciting consolation prizes.

Layo Ilori-Olaogun, Head, Private Banking, Stanbic IBTC Bank, expressed her enthusiasm ahead of the launch. In her statement, she re-emphasised the importance of building strong connections with the bank’s Private Banking clients.

According to Layo, ‘Our Private Banking clients deserve experiences that match their ambitions. Our Save and Enjoy Promo Season 2 is a celebration of success, luxury and lifestyle and we are thrilled to create a more rewarding journey for our clients this season’.

By participating in the campaign, clients can experience firsthand the personalised services and financial solutions tailored specifically for their needs. The focus is on delivering exceptional value and ensuring that each client’s banking experience aligns with their unique financial goals and aspirations.

To qualify, clients are invited to make a minimum deposit of N10million in their current accounts and maintain the balance for the promotional period – between 01 September and 30 November 2025.

Stanbic IBTC Bank is a leading financial institution dedicated to providing exceptional banking services to individuals and businesses. With a strong heritage of excellence, innovation and customer focus, the bank continues to deliver unique financial solutions that empower clients to achieve more.

 

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