Nations Trust Bank brings 365-day banking to Avissawella

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Outside-lead-1-Awissawella-captionNations Trust Bank’s 92nd branch in Avissawella was ceremonially opened by Wimal Perera, Chairman, Seethawaka Regency (right), together with Priyantha Talwatte, Deputy General Manager - Consumer Banking and American Express Cards, Nations Trust Bank (left). Priyantha Wijesekara – Deputy General Manager -Leasing, Nations Trust Bank and Manoj Perera - Branch Manager, Avissawella are also present 

 

Nations Trust Bank, a key player in Sri Lanka’s financial services industry, reiterated its commitment towards expansion of its service with the opening of its Avissawella branch, spreading its network to 92 branches islandwide. 

Growing rapidly since its inception, Nations Trust Bank has continued to gain momentum, extending its reach and offering superior customer service, one that is unmatched in the banking industry today.

The new branch is located at No. 107, New Ratnapura Road, Avissawella and is open on weekdays from 9.00 a.m. to 6.00 p.m. The branch is also open on weekends, Poya days and other bank holidays from 9.00 a.m. to 12.00 p.m.

Commenting on the opening, Deputy General Manager - American Express Cards and Consumer Banking, Priyantha Talwatte stated: “Today is a special day for Nations Trust Bank as we are opening our 92nd branch in Avissawella today. During the past, this area was known as Seethawakapura and it has a rich and proud history.  Today the town can be identified as a home to many small and medium entrepreneurs who, with their contribution towards industrial activity, play a significant role in the economic development of Sri Lanka. 

The opening of this branch will facilitate our valuable customers with 365-day banking as well as extended banking hours offering unparalleled customer experience to all small and medium enterprises and individual customers. Our dedicated branch staff will provide our customers with expert advice on investment opportunities and their regular banking needs.”

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