Avurudu Ganudenu with Bank of Ceylon

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Being a bank that has a deeper commitment towards the nation, Bank of Ceylon (BoC) has upheld traditions and cultural values of the country in every possible manner and in this spirit, the bank has requested all its customers to celebrate and enjoy the Sinhala and Tamil Avurudu with their families and on April 14 the bank invites all its customers to conduct Avurudu Ganudenu with the bank.
Gifts are on offer for kids who open Ran Kekulu accounts or deposit money to their existing accounts on April 15.
Enhancing customer convenience, the bank has extended its banking service by having the bank’s branch network available on Saturday, April 11 open from 8:30 a.m. till 3:00 p.m. Customers can obtain banking services from any BoC branch islandwide on this day.
As a part of the bank’s Avurudu rituals, Ran Kekulu accountholders will receive gifts ranging from tills, story books, school stationary packs, grade five scholarship paper sets, pocket dictionaries, encyclopaedias, toys and school bags. These gifts will be available till the stocks last. The bank invites children to save with BoC to cultivate savings habit during the school vacation.

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