ComBank opens banking counter at Dept. of Immigration and Emigration

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The Commercial Bank of Ceylon has opened a banking counter at the Department of Immigration and Emigration for the convenience of visitors and staff. Central Bank Governor Ajith Nivard Cabraal graced the opening ceremony, which was attended by the Bank’s Chief Operating Officer Sanath Manatunge and Deputy General Manager - Personal Banking Delakshan Hettiarachchi. Besides providing routine banking services, the counter will provide advice on foreign currency accounts, remittance services and other products offered by Commercial Bank.

In the picture, Central Bank Governor Ajith Nivard Cabraal accompanied by Commercial Bank Chief Operating Officer Sanath Manatunge presents a RemitPlus Remittance Debit Card to the first customer that walked up to the Commercial Bank counter.

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