People’s Bank welcomes 2022

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A ceremony was held yesterday to usher in the New Year at the Head Office of People’s Bank, where the staff assumed duties by pledging the Public Service Oath.

A ceremonial chanting of Seth Pirith followed by multireligious observances also took place as part of the ceremony.

The gathering was addressed by Chairman Sujeewa Rajapakse and GM/CEO Ranjith Kodituwakku. Rajapakse reiterated the bank’s commitment to support development of the economy in the new year in line with the Vistas of Prosperity policy framework. He also thanked the staff members for the unstinted support extended during an unprecedented year.

Kodituwakku, in his address, stated that the bank will be focusing on areas such as continuation of strong financial performance, digital drive and service quality in the new year with the support of all staff members and the Board of Directors.

He also expressed his appreciation for the immense contribution made by the staff to navigate successfully through a year filled with challenges.

While the event at the Head Office was attended by the Corporate and Executive Management, representatives of trade unions, representatives of religious organisations and other voluntary organisations and all team members, simultaneously in branches all over the country similar events took place with staff members pledging the Public Service Oath in welcoming of the New Year.

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