Pan Asia Bank opens 82nd branch in Mawanella

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Pan Asia Bank Director/Chief Executive Officer Dimantha Senevirathna along with Jayasiri Motors Managing Director Chulani Weerasekara declaring the branch open while Deputy General Manager – Retail Banking and SME Naleen Edirisinghe, Area Manager Central Yohan Ebel and Manager – Mawanella Branch Chanaka Gunawardana look on

Pan Asia Bank ceremonially opened its 82nd branch in Mawanella on 15 December at No. 300, Kandy Road, Mawanella. Pan Asia Bank Director/Chief Executive Officer Dimantha Senevirathna was the Chief Guest at the opening. The senior management of the bank, members of the business community and customers in the area were among the other distinguished guests.

Speaking at the opening ceremony Seneviratne stated that Pan Asia Bank is extremely happy that they were able to open the doors to fast innovative banking solutions that are based on understanding true customer requirements, to Mawanella. He further stated that as the fastest growing commercial bank in Sri Lanka, it was fitting that Pan Asia Bank makes its presence in Mawanella being one of the rapidly growing cities in Sri Lanka.

Pan Asia Bank Mawanella branch is headed by Chanaka Gunawardana. The branch will be open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on weekdays and from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturdays.

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