12 May 2017 09:45 am
NDB recently opened its latest branch in Kottawa in a bid to support the economic and livelihood development in the Colombo District.
With this opening, the NDB branch network has now grown to 106, signalling a steady continuation of the bank’s aggressive expansion strategy.
The new branch was ceremoniously opened by NDB Director/CEO Dimantha Seneviratne, NDB Vice President Branch Network Management Sanjaya Perera along with the patronage of the NDB senior management.
NDB stepped in to Kottawa in a bid to support and encourage the business and entrepreneurial efforts of its people with customized SME financing facilities and advisory services. With its expertise and knowledge in SME financing, the bank offers many solutions, including short-term working capital loans, supplier and distributor finance and long-term funding, which will be beneficial to the business community, traders, distributors and other proprietors in the area.
NDB pioneers in providing exceptional microfinance solutions for small-scale entrepreneurs and gives constant empowerment to women and propel financial guidance to grow in their life.
The NDB Kottawa branch also offers a host of retail banking services, such as current and savings accounts, children’s savings accounts, NRFC/RFC accounts, fixed deposits, housing loans, education loans, leasing facilities, credit and debit cards, pawning services as well as Western Union money transfer services coupled with the convenience of Internet banking, mobile banking and a call centre that operates 24 hours, so that the customers in and around Kottawa would have access to a wide array of banking solutions to help them meet their unique financial needs.
The branch is located at No: 365/1 A, High Level Road, Kottawa and will be open from Monday to Friday 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
NDB remains dedicated to bringing its customers one step closer to accomplishing their lifelong ambitions through the range of services that are accessible through its growing branch network.