Religious blessings, self-banking unit at Nawaloka Hospital to mark People’s Bank 60th anniversary

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Chairman and CEO/General Manager addressing the staff members

People’s Bank held several ceremonies to mark the 60th anniversary on 1 July.

Celebrations included religious ceremonies where Buddhist, Hindu, Muslim and Catholic priests blessed the country, the people, the customers, the founders who pioneered the establishment of the People’s bank and all the past and present employees of People’s Bank.

People’s Bank Chairman Sujeewa Rajapakse and CEO/General Manager Ranjith Kodituwakku addressed the staff and also launched a digital cheque deposit machine at Headquarters branch in commemoration of the anniversary. People’s Bank Corporate and Executive Management, bank staffs and retired employees were also present on the occasion.

In addition, a self-banking unit was opened at Nawaloka Hospital premises at the presence of Chairman of People’s Bank, CEO/General Manager, Nawaloka Holdings Chairman Jayantha Dharmadasa and officers of Nawaloka Holdings.

Opening of digital cheques deposit machine at Headquarters

Opening of People’s Bank self-banking unit at Nawaloka Hospital premises

Religious activities by Buddhist monks and other Islamic, Hindu and Catholic priests

People’s Bank celebrates 60th anniversary

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