Bank of Ceylon Panadura City Branch relocates

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With the intention of adding more convenience to people of the Panadura area, Bank of Ceylon Panadura City Branch was relocated to its new address: No. 17, Jayathilake Mawatha, Panadura recently.

The ceremony took place with the patronage of Bank of Ceylon Chairman Kanchana Ratwatte and the General Manager D.P.K. Gunasekera.

Bank of Ceylon Panadura City Branch has been providing a dedicated service to the customers of the region through financial assistance to uplift their socio-economic wellbeing. With the relocation of the branch at its new address, the Bank enhanced convenience of banking to its customers with spacious and more organised ambiance and extended digital banking services. Members of the bank’s corporate and executive management, officials from the bank’s Western Province South Office customers and other distinguished guests also gathered for the ceremony. Manager of the Panadura City branch and the staff officiated the event.

The Panadura City Branch will offer a wide array of banking services to its customers inclusive of deposit products such as current and local or foreign currency savings/fixed deposit accounts and investment plans and loan products such as housing and personal loans, education loans, leasing, pawning facilities and special loans schemes such as Divi Udana loan scheme. Customers can also avail themselves of Debit or Credit cards and international money transfer/remittances services. Bringing in the digital aspect of banking to every nook and corner in the country Bank of Ceylon has strategically developed number of fin-tech applications to assists its customers.

BOC Smart online banking, B-APP mobile banking and SmartPay QR scan mobile app assists customers to conduct daily banking transactions with convenience. Especially during COVID-19 spread, where special precautions are necessary, BOC wishes to remind all its valued customers to get on aboard with these cashless digital transaction modes and enjoy convenience of banking anytime from anywhere.

Despite the economic downturn due to the pandemic situation, Bank of Ceylon winded up the year on a healthy note with the highest asset base of Rs. 2.9 trillion and the highest deposit base of Rs. 2.3 trillion. It also maintained its market leadership in Trade Finance, Treasury operations including its more than 40% market share of Inward remittances ($ 2.5 billion) and most of the spheres in the banking and finance arena. The bank invites all its customers to confidently rely on the strength and the stability of the bank for all their banking needs.