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BoC, the 'Strongest Bank' in SL - The Asian Banker

The Bank of Ceylon (BoC) was named as the 'Strongest Bank' in Sri Lanka for 2015 by The Asian Banker, in an independent research carried by the region's provider of strategic business intelligence to the financial services community.


Deputy General Manager, Finance and Planning Russel Fonseka (middle) receives the award. Head of Research, The Asian Banker, Mobasher Zein Kazmi,, Founder and CEO of Moven and international best selling author of Bank 3.0, Brett King and Managing Editor, The Asian Banker, Foo Boon Ping look on.

The award was presented at a ceremony held in conjunction with SWIFT's SIBOS convention at Sands Expo and Convention Centre, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore.

The Asian Banker 500 ranking is a comprehensive annual evaluation that captures the quality and sustainability of the balance sheets of the banks in the region.

All data are sourced from Central Banks and miscellaneous publications or via informed estimates.

The evaluation was based on the balance sheet growth, scale of operations, risk profile, profitability, asset quality and liquidity for 2014. Among the other banks which won awards were Standard Chartered Bank Hong Kong, HSBC Hong Kong, Bank of China, DBS Group, West-Pac Banking Corporation, Australia, ANZ Bank New Zealand and May Bank Malaysia.

Chairman, Bank of Ceylon, Ronald C. Perera said, "With this latest ranking BoC has set an unparalleled benchmark in the Sri Lankan banking industry as the strongest bank in the country, which stands along with other banking giants in the Asia Pacific region.

We are not only proud of the bank but also of the country's economic profile for improving the standard of Sri Lanka's banking sector in the international arena."

General Manager, D.M. Gunasekara said, "The BoC topped as the strongest bank in Sri Lanka, based on our financial results for 2014.

Over the years the Bank has increased its overall balance sheet strength with strong improvements in profitability, capitalization and liquidity.

Owning the highest asset base in the country we closed 2014 on a high note on the balance sheet."

Deputy General Manager, Finance and Planning, Russel Fonseka said, "Being a responsible State bank, we are always keen on providing the best financial solution in the most comprehensive and qualitative way possible to customers whilet delivering value to our main stakeholder, the Government."

 

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