PREMIER BANK SHIFTS GULSHAN CIRCLE 2 BRANCH TO ITS NEW LOCATION

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PREMIER BANK SHIFTS GULSHAN CIRCLE 2 BRANCH TO ITS NEW LOCATION

In order to provide the most modern and best-in-class customer service to valued customers The Premier Bank PLC. recently shifted its Gulshan Circle 2 Branch to spacious new location.

Mohammad Abu Jafar, Managing Director and CEO of The Premier Bank PLC inaugurated the new premises as chief guest while Shamsuddin Choudhury, Additional Managing Director; Nasim Sekander, Additional Managing Director and Head of Gulshan Branch; Sayed Abul Hashem, FCA, FCMA, DMD & CFO; Niamat Uddin Ahmed, DMD & Head of Gulshan Circle-2 Branch;  Abdul Quaium Chowdhury, DMD & Head of Dilkusha Branch; Md. Tareq Uddin, EVP, Head of Brand Marketing & Communications; Azhar Khan, Chairman of Mithela Textiles Ltd; Masud Hossain, Managing Director of Purbachal Apparel Ltd; Mohiuddin Rubel, Director of Denim Expert Ltd., attended the event as special guests along with the presence of other top officials of the Bank, business personalities and local dignitaries.

In his keynote address, Mohammad Abu Zafar, Managing Director and CEO of the bank, stated, “Premier Bank is steadily advancing through sustainable banking practices and fostering trust among customers. We are working towards improving our customer satisfaction and service excellence by continuously developing and launching innovative products and services to be delivered to the doorstep of our valued customers.

(Gulshan Circle 2 Branch: Simpletree GSR, 1st Floor, Plot No. 01, Holding No.130, Block No. CEN (H), Road No. 109, Gulshan Avenue, Gulshan, Dhaka)

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