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Amãna Bank recently launched their very own Education Finance scheme to help students achieve their academic and professional dreams. This facility is available for both aspiring students and young working individuals to complete their higher studies in an easy and affordable manner. 

 
The Bank’s Education Finance facility is available for diplomas, degrees and postgraduate programmes offered by recognized universities and institutions accepted by the Bank. This facility is also provided for professional qualifications such as CIMA, ICASL, ACCA, CIM, CFA, CMA, ABE and Banking. Financing will be provided to cover tuition fee, registration fee and examination fee from a minimum of Rs 50,000/- to a maximum of Rs. 5,000,000/-. Through this facility students can benefit from competitive and flexible instalment plans. The product also facilitates students who are unemployed to apply jointly with their parents.

Commenting on the launch of the new product, the Bank’s Vice President Consumer Banking and Strategic Marketing, Mr Siddeeque Akbar said “We believe that a sound education is the key to a world of endless possibilities and Amãna Bank is ready to help students reach such potential with our Education Finance facility.”

Further details of the product can be obtained by calling the Bank’s hotline 0117 756756 or visiting any of the 24 branches located islandiwde.
Amãna Bank is listed on the Diri Savi Board of the Colombo Stock Exchange. The Bank was recently recognized as the World’s Best ‘Up-and-Comer’ Islamic Bank by ‘Global Finance Magazine’ at the 18th Annual World’s Best Banks’ Award Ceremony 2014 held in Washington DC, USA, which coincided with the annual IMF and World Bank Conference. Powered by the stability and the support of its strategic shareholders including, Bank Islam Malaysia Berhad, AB Bank in Bangladesh and Islamic Development Bank based in Saudi Arabia, Amãna Bank is making strong inroads within the Sri Lankan banking industry and is focused on capitalizing the growing market potential for its unique banking model across the country.

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