Capital Bank Announces the First Winner of the JD100,000 ‘Gold Road’ Savings Account Prize
In July, the bank launched a promotional campaign about its entire range of savings accounts, which offered clients options and information on the unique opportunities to win cash prizes as well as the importance of saving as a means of securing a better future.
Capital Bank offers current and prospective savings account holders who are eligible to participate in the draw the chance to win a group of daily, weekly, monthly and seasonal cash prizes of up to JD5,000 for five winners each month, as well as two JD100,000 prizes in September and December.
At the ceremony, Capital Bank Head of Consumer Banking Mohammed Othman congratulated the winner, and added, “Our savings account prize campaigns directly in line with our goal of expanding our growing customer base, meeting the unique needs of our clients as well as promoting a culture of savings, which is integral to increasing wealth and securing a better future.”
Othman went on to add that the campaign is the bank’s largest to date both in terms of the value of prizes as well as the guaranteed opportunities based on the average account balance and in compliance with the account’s terms and conditions. He stressed the importance of furthering the culture of saving among the bank’s clients, which can be then used for education, investment and retirement plans.
Previously, Capital Bank had launched a savings account campaign that offered entrants who referred the largest number of friends and family to open savings accounts the chance to win two 2021 Range Rover Sport cars, with the winner announced in December, at the end of the campaign. To win, referred customers must open their new accounts through Capital Bank’s official WhatsApp number, 06 510 0220.
About Capital Bank Group
Capital Bank Group is considered one of the top financial institutions operating in the Jordanian and regional markets, with assets of JOD 3.4 billion, while the total equity of its shareholders is approximately JOD 400 million.
Capital Bank Group includes; Capital Bank, which since its inception in 1995, has grown to become one of the top financial institutions in Jordan, offering the Jordanian market a comprehensive set of commercial and investment banking services and solutions tailored to the needs of retail and corporate clients alike.
In 2005, Capital Bank (Jordan) purchased majority shares of the National Bank of Iraq (61.85%), which enabled NBI to develop its products and services, strengthen its foothold and enhance financial inclusion at the country level, support export activities and provide all services to Jordanian companies operating In Iraq. As for Capital Investments, it is a wholly owned subsidiary of Capital Bank established in 2006, and offers specialized investment banking services to its clients through its offices in Jordan and the United Arab Emirates / Dubai International Financial Center (DIFC).
Before the end of 2020, in a bid to accomplish its expansion plans, Capital Bank Group took the full acquisition of Lebanese Bank Audi business in Jordan and Iraq, thus the number of Capital Bank branches reached 28, while the National Bank of Iraq branches reached 18.
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