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NDB Bank expands operations in Piliyandala

 

Following its outstanding growth in the retail banking sector in 2008, NDB Bank shifted its operation at Piliyandala to a more spacious and convenient location, offering customers easy access and enhanced service, the bank said.

In 2008, the NDB Group reported a profit after tax of Rs 1.7 billion, an increase of 4% over the previous year, whilst the bank’s profit after tax was Rs 1.2 billion, an increase of 8% over the previous year. The growth of the bank will result in improvements and value additions this year at many of its branches to ensure convenience to customers.

The upgrade of NDB Bank’s Piliyandala branch is the first in a series of developments the bank aims to carry out at some of its key branches island wide, the bank said.

Indrajit Wickremasinghe, Vice President and Head of Retail Banking & Marketing at NDB Bank, said “our new branch will provide better access to customers together with the world-class services that we offer all Sri Lankans.”


 
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