TKS Finance establishes innovative financing in Matara

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TKS Finance launched into the new year in grand style, bringing their popular financial products into the thriving southern province on 2 January 2013, by opening their second branch office at 398/C, Dharmapala Mawatha, Galle Road, Pimburana, Matara. Rejuvenating their expansion program, TKS Finance will eventually have 20 branches across the country’s most strategic locations.

TKS Finance’s Malaysian Director Ling Chui Zhen and Sri Lankan Director T. Dharmarajah declared open the new branch office, in the presence of TKS Finance CEO Rasika Kaluarachchi, Director Lee Chong Pa, Central Bank of Sri Lanka’s Provincial Manager W. Yapa Pathirana, the District Secretary of Matara W.K.K. Athukorala, President of the Matara Traders Union A.B. Rukman De Silva along with TKS Finance staff and the versatile and renowned business community of Matara.

Dharmarajah stated that he was delighted to announce the fact that TKS Finance has, from the inception itself, enshrined strict compliance with Central Bank regulations, proper risk management and prudent financial management factors as vital factors in its corporate governance. He explained that these have helped the company run smoothly, enabling it to offer its ever growing clientele with innovative and timely financial products.

CEO Rasika Kaluarachchi added that as a result of TKS Finance’s Malaysian directors’ substantial investment and confidence placed in the local management, the company has witnessed a steady growth, drawing an ever expanding customer base to experience the benefits of its people-oriented financial product portfolio.

These include products such as flexi fixed deposits, the ‘Rajya Abhimana’ instant loan scheme, young professionals’ leasing, loans against shares and leasing, hire purchase, business loans etc.

He concluded with the announcement, which was warmly received by the gathering, that TKS Finance will be introducing an ATM network and credit cards in the near future.