The Bank of Ceylon, as a part of its Corporate Social Responsibility initiative, presented an an adopted ambulance to the 1990 Suwaseriya Foundation recently.
The event was attended by Governor of the Central Bank of Sri Lanka Dr. Nandalal Weerasinghe, Chairman of Bank of Ceylon, Kavinda de Zoysa, General Manager/CEO of Bank of Ceylon, Russel Fonseka, Chief Marketing Officer of BOC Sameera D Liyanage and CEO and General Manager of the Suwaseriya Foundation.Sohan de Silva.
Operating as a toll-free facility, the 1990 service plays a vital role in healthcare, and this contribution underscores BOC’s commitment to enhancing accessibility, particularly for rural and semi-urban communities.
BOC continues to demonstrate its role as a socially responsible corporate entity dedicated to the well-being of all Sri Lankans and BOC believes that a healthy society forms the foundation for a prosperous nation.
For over 85 years, the Bank of Ceylon has been a cornerstone of Sri Lanka’s financial landscape, connecting individuals and businesses to global opportunities. BOC’s extensive network with over 2,300 touch points spread across the nation, ensures that bank’s customers have convenient access to a wide range of financial services. Moreover BOC was ranked as the only Sri Lankan Bank among the Top 1000 World Banks 2024 and the Banker of the Year 2021 and 2023 by The Banker Magazine UK, The Number 1 Banking Brand in Sri Lanka by Brand Finance Lanka. BOC also received the People’s Banking Services Brand of the year at the SLIM KANTAR Peoples Awards 2024.
The Bank of Ceylon has a strong presence with branches in London, Male and Hulhumalé in the Maldives; Chennai, India and the Seychelles.
