DKM Diamond Microfinance Limited has reaffirmed its commitment to settle customers’ deposits, beginning Tuesday September 22, 2015 at its various branches.

This follows the lifting of a four-month moratorium by the Bank of Ghana (BoG); the Financial Intelligence Centre (FIC) is expected to defreeze all accounts of DKM Diamond Microfinance Limited by September 18th to pave way for deposits payment.

Addressing a news conference in Sunyani, Martin K. Delle, CEO of DKM said the company is back to operate in full swing, and as such every customer will be served accordingly. “We have bounced back very strongly and agile with much versatility, determined to deliver top notch services to our clients and help rediscover our financial world together.”

He expressed a profound gratitude to its major stakeholders, especially customers for their patience and resilience during the torrid period. He however urged customers of DKM and the general public to consider the company a worthy partner whose credibility should not be eroded by the temporary ban.

Mr. Delle described the four months absence from active business as “a needful adventure” with the potential to push the company higher on the financial industry ladder. The CEO thanked the BoG for the due diligence exercise on the company’s operations, and pledged to implement all the recommendations that came out of the independent audit report.