Seylan Bank Kollupitiya Branch now in Galle Road

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Seylan Bank, recently relocated its Kollupitiya Branch to a spacious new location. The branch which was previously located on Walukarama Road is now conveniently located at No. 490, Galle Road, Colombo 03 offering an array of enhanced services for discerning corporate and retail customers, the bank said in a media release.

The service offerings at the new location have been expanded to reflect its mission of enabling growth and enriching lives for customers who have come to count on the Kollupitiya Branch for banking solutions, over many years. Equipped with an exclusive Premier Banking Counter to offer personalized services via dedicated relationship managers, the new and improved branch is well-resourced to serve all Seylan customers with enhanced convenience.

The new branch, with ample parking, makes it easier for customers to access the premises and ATM services. The branch will be open for business during normal business hours.

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