Seylan Bank successfully concludes ‘Diyunuwata Saviyak’ SME workshop

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As the bank with a heart, driven with a strong desire for progressive knowledge-sharing and transformation, Seylan Bank recently concluded ‘Diyunuwata Saviyak’, a knowledge-sharing workshop for potential entrepreneurs interested in the export sector.

The event was held at the Full Moon Garden Hotel in Katunayake recently.

The SME sector in Sri Lanka plays a pivotal role within the current economy. There is great potential and support to uplift innovative ideas, giving opportunities to men and women interested in entrepreneurship.

The forum was an interactive session with banking professionals from Seylan together with the local business community and industry leaders, with them sharing the difficulties faced by the SME sector, future opportunities and financial support services available for progress via Seylan Bank.

Seylan Bank operates with a vision of offering the ultimate banking experience to its valued customers and is evolving rapidly with new technology, innovative products and services to set a new benchmark in the banking sector.

The bank has expanded its footprint through over 172 branches across the country and boasts an ATM network of more than 215 units covering crucial locations while 10 branches provide 365-day banking. Seylan Bank has a growing clientele of SMEs, retail and corporate customers.

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