Commercial Leasing opens its 61tst branch in Borella

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Commercial Leasing & Finance Plc (CLC) recently opened its 61st branch at No. 83, D.S. Senanayake Road in Borella.

The newest branch was ceremoniously declared opened by Commercial Leasing Managing Director Kapila Jayawardena. Borella is one of Colombo’s most iconic and liveliest intersections and CLC is bringing a dynamic range of financial solutions to the neighbourhood to serve thousands of people in the area.

This state-of-the-art new branch will function as a fully-fledged branch itself, offering a range of innovative financial solutions such as Fixed Deposits and Savings, Vehicle Leasing and Loans, Factoring, Flexi Cash, Business Loans, Education Loans, Islamic Finance and Microfinance.

CLC is one of Sri Lanka’s leading financial service providers and has more than 28 years of experience in the industry. It is an ICRA (SL) ‘A’ rated company and a member of one of the largest conglomerates in the country – LOLC. With a broad product portfolio and an islandwide branch network, CLC continues to fulfill the financial needs and dreams of people.

Managing Director Kapila Jayawardena at the opening of the new branch. Director/Chief Executive Officer Krishan Thilakaratne (right) and Colombo Regional Manager Suneetha Samarawickrama (left) are also present

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