The UK’s community bank, Metro Bank, gives every colleague a Day to Amaze – essentially a paid day off to support a local charity or good cause. Hayden Saveall and Darian Lewis, Customer Service Representatives from Metro Bank’s Canterbury store chose to take on a mammoth task for their Day to Amaze by climbing Mount Snowdon to raise £560 in aid of Rising Sun Domestic Violence and Abuse Service, a charity which provides support to people affected by domestic abuse across Kent.
The UK’s community bank, Metro Bank, gives every colleague a Day to Amaze – essentially a paid day off to support a local charity or good cause and 16 Metro Bank colleagues from the Leicester area raised £3,021.25 at the recent Cancer Research’s Race for Life in Leicester on July 24th.
Sixteen Swindon colleagues from the UK’s community bank, Metro Bank, recently hosted a barbecue to donate food and raised £206 for The Harbour Project.
Daniel Frumkin, Chief Executive Officer at Metro Bank, said: “We have delivered a strong first-half performance and I am encouraged by the continued momentum we are seeing across the bank. Initiatives we have put in place have helped us to improve NIM and lending yield, and drive record revenue growth. We have also maintained our cost discipline and improved our cost to income ratio, with the focus on generating greater earnings from our capital base. As a result, we have built a sustainable business and we now expect to reach monthly breakeven during Q1 2023.
Four Metro Bank colleagues have just taken on the monumental Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge and raised over £1,200 for charity and despite the recent heatwaves battled torrential rain, wind and fog en route.
Metro Bank has just selected two new start-ups and one internal team to join its Magic Makers programme to drive innovation in its business through a 10-week Innovation Lab
Colleagues from the Wolverhampton store of the UK’s community bank, Metro Bank have put their best foot forward and raised £127.13 during the 104 Challenge for The Haven Wolverhampton.
Metro Bank colleagues from the St Albans store have delivered Money Zone – a financial education workshop to year 3, 4 and 6 pupils at Margaret Wix Primary School. The aim of the complimentary workshop is to raise financial knowledge in the students from a young age.
Colleagues from the Wolverhampton store of the UK’s community bank, Metro Bank, have walked nine kilometres as part of The Stillbirth and Neonatal Death Charity’s June Walking Challenge – a national charity providing support to families faced with the loss of a baby.
The UK’s community bank, Metro Bank, gives every colleague a Day to Amaze – essentially a paid day off to support a local charity or good cause. Local Business Manager, Murphy Johnston and Customer Service Representative, Liam Hegarty from Metro Bank’s Newbury store used their Day to Amaze picking up litter to help keep Greenham tidy during Great British Spring Clean month.
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