The reimbursement of former agents of the International Bank for Africa in Congo (BIAC) is progressing quickly. According to the union delegation, more than 80% of the 348 ex-agents have already received their final statement. This news brings relief to these workers who have been waiting for a long time for their rights to be restored.
Matthieu Teba, president of the union delegation, said that of the 301 ex-agents who have already received their final statement, some are still waiting for payment, while others still have to wait because they were hired after 2016. However, the The reimbursement process is progressing satisfactorily and the ex-agents can finally hope to win their case.
Alongside the reimbursement of ex-agents, BIAC is also putting in place a process to identify savers who will soon be reimbursed. This step is crucial to allow bank customers to recover their money. According to information provided by the president of the union delegation, the shareholder or liquidator is ready to pay savers and identification work is underway within BIAC.
This progress in the reimbursement process is excellent news for former BIAC agents as well as for savers who have placed their trust in this institution. It demonstrates the authorities’ commitment to resolving this situation and ensuring the restitution of the rights of employees and customers.
It is important to emphasize that this case highlights the importance for financial institutions to respect their commitments to their employees and customers. The reimbursement of former BIAC agents is a step towards restoring confidence and transparency in the Congolese banking sector.
In conclusion, the reimbursement process for former BIAC agents is progressing favorably, with more than 80% of them having already received their final statement. This progress is encouraging and marks an important step towards resolving this matter. It now remains to finalize the identification of savers to enable them to recover their money. This situation serves as a reminder of the importance of integrity and accountability in the banking sector, to ensure the trust of employees and customers.