National Development Bank PLC was recently named the “Best Commercial Bank Sri Lanka 2021” in addition to four other awards presented by the Finance Derivatives - a Netherlands based financial and banking publication.
Accordingly, NDB was also felicitated with “Best Project Financing Bank Sri Lanka 2021", "Best Initiative Empowering Women's Market Segment "Sri Lanka Vanithabhimana” Sri Lanka 2021" and “Most Innovative Digital Solutions Provider Sri Lanka 2021” in addition to the Bank’s Director/Group CEO Dimantha Seneviratne being awarded the “Best Banking CEO Sri Lanka 2021”, the bank said in a media release.
Expressing his views on these achievements, NDB’s Director/ GCEO, Mr. Seneviratne stated that being recognized by this awards programme is a clear reflection of the equilibrium in performance that the bank has maintained through the toughest of times, without any aspect being compromised on.
“Our vision is to continue our legacy in supporting the country by uplifting its citizens through our multitude of offerings specialized for their needs. We will continue to pave the path to the future and lead in many areas including digital solutions, empowering women as well as offer holistic banking solutions,” he added.
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