Sri Lanka’s leading financial services provider HNB Finance announced the launch of its famed Gold Loan facility at their Horana branch, which was recently relocated to a more spacious and state –of- the- art facility.
The facility available across key locations in the country through the financial service provider’s extensive branch network, is excellent for customers seeking to mobilize funds at short notice. Moving forward, the trusted financial service provider will offer the highest value for 22 carats of gold inclusive of customized flexible payment facilities such as installment or bulk payments.
“We at HNB Finance believe in providing our growing customer base with affordable, convenient financial services and products that go beyond the scope of traditional financial institutions. The gold loan facility has gained traction since its introduction and through expanding the availability of the facility across the country, we hope to offer a seamless banking experience to our valuable customers,” HNB Finance Managing Director/ Chief Executive Officer Chaminda Prabath said.
Furnished with state-of-the-art equipment, the company’s highly experienced staff is fully geared to ensure the highest quality service on all gold loans, with special protocols in place to ensure that all gold inspected is left in the most secure care and returned completely undamaged.
The Gold loan facility is now available at the spacious new premises located at No 161, Rathnapura Road, Horana.
HNB Finance Managing Director Chaminda Prabath along with HNB officers participated in the ceremonial opening of the new premises.
Established in 2000, HNB Finance Limited is licensed as a registered Finance Company by the Monetary Board of the Central Bank of Sri Lanka. Maintaining an extensive island-wide presence across 48 branches and 21service Centers with the power of Hatton National Bank’s 715 ATM machines, HNB Finance has over the recent past expanded into new fields of business and now offers Small and Medium Enterprise (SME) Loans in addition to savings, gold loans, fixed deposits facilities and leasing products.