FNB Bank

FNB Bank will offer you a variety of banking services.

Their journey began in Grahamstown, a beautiful little town in the Eastern Cape back in 1838. This makes them the oldest bank in South Africa. The FNB Bank Logo is the Acacia tree which represents their history. Their roots run deep, and they have developed by serving their customers and communities.

Milestones reached by FNB Bank

A big milestone took place in FNB's history in 1998 when Anglo American and Rand Merchant Bank merged with FirstRand Limited. In this process, FNB was removed from the JSE listing on 22 May 1998 to become a fully owned subordinate of First Rand and was then listed on the JSE on 25 May 1998.

On 30 June 1999, the banking interests of FirstRand officially formed part of FirstRand Bank. Trading under the name of FirstRand Bank is FNB, WesBank, and RMB.

The focus areas

• They help youth to realise their potential through education.
• The Early Childhood Development Fund assists the development of children.
• The Tertiary Bursary Programme has recognised a pressing need for greater access to tertiary education and student loans.
• Hospice supports training and supports local development.
• Primary Education focuses on teacher training and learning.
• In community care, the FNB fund aims to endorse safer communities and protect defenceless children.

A major element in achieving the goal of helping to create a better world is the determination of the FNB Fund.

The FNB Fund is an important part of the FirstRand Foundation and has been giving back to the community for sixteen years. Their main goal is to help with the expansion of non-profit organisations and to help them reach their goals.

Private clients

There comes a point in your financial life when a more focused approach to financial planning and good service becomes vital. At FNB they distinguish this and will provide you with improved, tailor-made offers.

FNB has a range of products available for their private clients with a range of exclusive rewards and lifestyle offers. Their lending services include home loans, car finance, personal loans, and credit cards.

They provide Private client accounts for those who earn between R750 000 - R1 799 999 per annum.

Security and technology

FNB believes that safety forms the focus of its digital payment solutions. They use modern technology and techniques to ensure all transactions and banking are secure.