First Capital Bank Limited is one of the leading banks in Zimbabwe and has operated in the country since 1912 and is listed on the Victoria Falls Stock Exchange. The bank’s head office is in Harare, the capital city of Zimbabwe.

FIRST CAPITAL BANK ZIMBABWE SOCIAL MEDIA COMMUNITY GUIDELINES
First Capital Bank Zimbabwe encourages community engagement and values connecting with our global audiences online. Share, discuss, and discover information and ideas through our social networks and connect with other like-minded individuals. We welcome your questions and comments. In order to keep our communities and conversations focused, we’ve established the following guidelines:
Social networks are public
First Capital Bank Zimbabwe’s online communities are open to the public. Anything posted to our social networks may be seen and read by everyone. Because our Facebook page is a public page and anyone can participate, we cannot be responsible for views expressed other than our own.
Protect personal information
DO NOT share your personal or banking information on our online communities. For customer service questions or individual banking matters, please send us a direct message or call our contact centre. You should not disclose your account numbers, PINs, social security number, or passwords on any social media site.
Stay on topic
Your comments should be related to the topics posted on our social networks. We reserve the right to delete off-topic comments, and, for instance, will remove any marketing materials, commercial content, and other types of “spam” (such as comments that are posted repeatedly), and will ban users as appropriate.
Make sure it’s yours
Only post content if you have the proper permission from its rightful owners. If it belongs to someone else, please don’t post it. Copyrighted and trademarked material and other intellectual property will be flagged for removal.
License to use your content
By posting on First Capital Bank Zimbabwe’s socia


First Capital Bank Zimbabwe

Org chart

Teams

Similar companies