National Development Bank PLC (NDB) has won a prestigious award for Best Financial Institution for Empowering Women at the Global Banking and Finance Awards 2024. This recognition acknowledges NDB's unwavering commitment to promoting financial inclusivity and gender equity through its innovative programmes and initiatives aimed at empowering women, the bank said in a media release.
NDB has consistently prioritised the empowerment of women, particularly through its Banking on Women platform, driven under the NDB Araliya brand. This strategic focus has been a cornerstone of NDB's efforts to provide financial guidance, support, and opportunities to Sri Lankan women, helping them to grow and achieve their aspirations in life. NDB’s commitment extends to supporting women from all walks of life. This includes working women (salaried), homemakers, and those engaged in business. By offering tailored financial solutions and educational programs, NDB is enabling these women to become financially independent, contribute to the economy, and take charge of their futures.
Kelum Edirisinghe, CEO of NDB Bank, said: "Empowering women is an integral part of our mission at NDB. We firmly believe that by fostering financial independence and providing opportunities for women to excel, we are contributing to a more equitable and prosperous future for Sri Lanka. This award is a testament to the hard work and dedication of our team and our continued commitment to supporting women through innovative financial solutions and empowerment programs in their personal and professional journeys."
Through its SME and Micro Finance initiatives, NDB has played a key role in providing women entrepreneurs with access to financial resources, helping them to build and expand their businesses. The Banking on Women platform is specifically designed to support women-led enterprises, offering targeted solutions that address their unique needs and challenges.
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