Sampath Bank PLC recently announced that its asset base has surpassed Rs. 1 trillion, making it the youngest bank in Sri Lanka to achieve this feat. This is a significant milestone for the bank, as very few players in the industry have reached this landmark, the bank said in a media release.
Speaking about this achievement Nanda Fernando, Managing Director of Sampath Bank PLC said, “This is a proud moment for all of us at Sampath Bank as we celebrate reaching our first trillion. Being the youngest bank to achieve this feat reflects the dynamism, speed and agility with which we operate, as well as the hard work done over the years. Now that we have achieved our first, we will continue to raise the bar and strive for more landmark achievements such as this in the years to come.”
This accomplishment is the latest in a year that has seen Sampath Bank continuously winning accolades across diverse avenues, the release said. According to LMD’s Brands Annual publication, Sampath Bank was ranked among the top 10 ‘Most Loved Brands’ in the country and was the only bank to feature in the top 10, a clear indication that its drive to create seamless customer experiences has borne fruition. The bank was also ranked 5th among the Most Valuable Entities in Sri Lanka according to a survey commissioned and conceptualized by LMD and conducted by Brand Finance, which ranked the nation’s most admired corporations. Continuing its winning streak for the 7th consecutive year, it was also recognized as Sri Lanka’s ‘Best Retail Bank’ and ‘Best Commercial Bank’ yet again, at the prestigious World Finance Banking Awards organized by the UK based World Finance magazine. Sampath Bank was the only Sri Lankan bank to have been recognized at this year’s event and the only bank in the country to have received both these awards every year since 2014.
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