MCB Bank declares open its relocated, upgraded Galle branch

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With the objective of providing an enhanced banking experience to its valued customers, MCB Bank recently relocated and declared open its newly upgraded Galle branch. The branch was initially opened in 2013 as the second outstation branch of MCB Sri Lanka operations.

Opening its doors on 22 October, the ceremony was graced by MCB Bank Country General Manager Aali Shafi, Comaran Group of Hotels Chairman Nimal Geeganage, Trust Gems Holdings Chairman Mohamed Nizam, and Dilshara Exports Managing Director Dushantha Kumara and many other prominent businessmen, customers and well-wishers also participated at the opening.

MCB Galle branch, now located at the heart of the town, enjoys a greater visibility, and is designed with the concept of modern branch banking and follows a corporate branding theme across all MCB overseas branches.

Over a period of 5 years, the branch has expanded its customer base and achieved a moderate growth in business. ‘During the recent years, we have significantly invested in our branch network, technology and people. The newly upgraded Galle branch is yet another example of our commitment towards our customers, and to contribute to the enhancement of the banking industry in the country,’ said Aali Shafi.

Highlighting the overall performance of MCB Sri Lanka, Aali said despite the fact that 2018 was a challenging year for the entire banking industry in the country, MCB has been able to achieve a considerable growth in its balance sheet and profitability.

Today, MCB Sri Lanka operates with a network of 8 strategically located branches, and provides access to over 4000 ATMs island-wide. The bank caters to a very strong and loyal customer base. MCB Bank Limited commenced its operations in Sri Lanka in 1994, and brings a rich and diverse international and regional experience to the country.

The bank continues to hold the rating [SL] A+ (stable) awarded by ICRA Lanka Limited. The branches are conveniently located at Colombo Fort, Pettah, Maradana, Kollupitiya, Wellawatte, Kandy, Galle and Batticaloa.