MBSL distributes motorcycles to service delivery team

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Merchant Bank of Sri Lanka & Finance PLC (MBSL), a leading financial institution, which is a fully-owned subsidiary of the Bank of Ceylon, distributed motorcycles to its service delivery force at a ceremony held in Colombo recently.

Expressing his views at the event, MBSL Chairman Dr. Sujeewa Lokuhewa said: “The success of any business establishment depends largely on the strength, determination and capabilities of its service delivery team. MBSL has a top class, island wide especially trained team scattered across the country. They are our pride and the remarkable success story behind the institution. It is, therefore, our duty and responsibility to afford them all necessary facilities to perform their task in a more methodical and streamlined manner. It is with this objective in mind that MBSL provided them with motorcycles.”

Sharing his thoughts on this initiative, MBSL Chief Executive Officer T. Mutugala said: “We consider our loyal customers as our most valuable asset. In this backdrop, we remain profoundly committed towards providing an unparalleled service to our clientele. We distributed new motorcycles amongst our service delivery force to enable them to render a more efficient and expeditious service to our customers. They can now visit our customers at their doorstep – in their homes or offices to extend a more personalised service which guarantees 100% satisfaction. Our customers can now access our diverse financial services through the sales team with trust and confidence, without the hassle of travelling to visit our office. It is to facilitate and streamline this process that motorcycles were given to members of the team”.

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Established in 1982, MBSL was listed as a public company in the Colombo Stock Exchange in 1991. As a pioneering highly successful financial institution in the investment and merchant banking sector in Sri Lanka, MBSL provide its loyal customers a range of services, including leasing packages, credit facilities to small and medium scale industries, loan facilities for business enterprises, corporate advisory and capital market services, micro finance, corporate and retail credit, fixed and savings deposits, children’s savings schemes and gold loan services. With a lion’s share of 74%, the biggest shareholder of MBSL is the Bank of Ceylon, the largest government-owned commercial bank in Sri Lanka. MBSL has a network of 48 branches and service centres island-wide at present.

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