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Financial institution thanks loyal clients

Well-known business owners in Port Shepstone attended a social wine tasting event.

Nedbank Commercial Banking recently hosted a social wine tasting event at Riverbend Art and Wine Gallery for some of its top clients, to celebrate the good relationship it has built with them over the years.

Nerisa and Suren Sewpersadh at the social wine tasting event.

The event included some well-known business owners in Port Shepstone who have been associated with Nedbank for many years.
In the last few years, many businesses have faced challenges such as the Covid-19 pandemic, the July 2021 unrest and floods that devastated parts of KwaZulu-Natal earlier in the year.

Happy to be celebrating good relations with Nedbank are Andrew and Phyllis Ramos (Tiago’s Group) with Michele Dawn Nagiah (Nedbank commercial banking and business manager).

In spite of the challenges, the businesses showed resilience and remained loyal clients of the Nedbank Group.

Neville Beekman (left) and Cindy Allan from the Beekman Group with Jessica Kieck (middle).

Vasie Govender, area manager thanked the clients for their loyal support and Siphamandla Ndlovu, Nedbank’s Executive in KZN spoke about investments and how the financial institution has been there to assist its clients during difficult times, also sharing information on some of the digital platforms available.

Enjoying some bubbly are Karin and Jay Beekman from the Beekman Group.

The clients socialised and enjoyed tasting some of the speciality wines.

Nick Parry (Nedbank), Juan Pretorius (Port Edward Spar) with Nedbank Executive in KZN, Siphamandla Ndlovu.

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