Bank of Ceylon Milagiriya Branch shifts to new location

The BOC’s CEO/General Manager Senarath Bandara cutting the ribbon and ceremoniously opening the Milagiriya Branch. The Deputy General Manager Retail Banking Range 1 and Range 2 D.M.L.B. Dassanayake and Deputy General Manager Support Services W.I. Hettihewa are also in the picture

The Bank of Ceylon’s Milagiriya Branch relocated its new premises recently with the participation of the Bank’s CEO/General Manager Senarath Bandara and Deputy General Manager Retail Banking Range 1 and Range 2 D.M.L.B. Dassanayake. Deputy General Manager Support Services W.I Hettihewa, Assistant General Manager Marketing P.P.M. Wijesekera, Assistant General Manager Western Province South Sampath Perera and the bank’s other officials also participated in this ceremony. This was a strategic move to add more convenience and for its customers in the area.  The manager of the Milagiriya Branch Nadeera Peiris, together with the staff members of the branch officiated the event. Customers and well-wishers also attended the ceremony. 

The newly-opened BOC Milagiriya Branch will offer a wide array of banking services to its customers such as current and local or foreign currency savings/ Fixed Deposit accounts, children’s and Senior Citizen’s Savings Accounts, saving plans, housing and personal loans, special loans schemes such as education loans, leasing and pawning facilities. Customers can also avail themselves of debit or credit cards, micro and SME financing and international money transfer/remittances services. The BOC Milagiriya Branch has the 24-hour self-serving “SmartZone” that includes a CRM (for cash deposits and withdrawals) and ATMs so customers have the freedom to transact at their convenience any time of the day. The bank invites all residents of the area to experience superior banking services at these branches.   

Bringing in the digital aspect of banking to every nook and corner in the country, the bank is in the process of strategically spreading its technology to all its branches. This branch too is connected to the rest of the 628 branches through a centralised network, thus allowing customers to transact real-time with any of the other branches in the country.