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NBP to install 1,000 ATMs in 2015

byM Hayat
01/01/2015
in Lahore, Latest News
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LAHORE: For the ease, comfort and care of NBP customers, National Bank of Pakistan (NBP) is in the process of setting up “NBP ATM POINT” which will comprise centers of 4 – 6 ATMs at various locations in the country.

First NBP ATM POINT was launched on December 31, 2014 at NBP Sakhi Hasan Branch, Five Star Chowarangi, North Nazimabad, Karachi. The service was inaugurated by NBP President Syed Iqbal Ashraf.

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While launching the service, Mr Ashraf said, “ The bank intends to install 1,000 ATMs in 2015 making it one of the largest ATM networks in the country and this ATM Point launched by NBP will be beneficial for existing customer, potential customers and will also help to attract the card holders of other banks. Superior quality of service is the hallmark of ‘Nation’s Bank’ and in the coming months the Bank wishes to enable clients getting salary/pension to draw the amount through ATMs at their own convenience and without coming to brick and mortar branches.” He further said, “The team which has worked and launched this service is felicitated and lauded their efforts in making this project a success. These ATM points are going to be established at places convenient to public access at large. These Points are being established at locations which are either in close vicinity to branches having large number of accounts or within same space / premises where a branch already exists.”

The event was also graced by Mr. Nausherwan Adil, SEVP/Group Chief, Operations Group, Khalid Bin Shaheen, SEVP/Group Chief, GHRMG & Media, Mr. Mudassar H. Khan, SEVP/Group Chief, C&RBG, M Tariq Jamali, SEVP/Group Chief, LSS&EG and other senior executives.

 

Tags: 2014 at NBP Sakhi Hasan BranchFive Star ChowarangiKarachiNational Bank of Pakistan (NBP) is in the process of setting up “NBP ATM POINT” which will comprise centers of 4 – 6 ATMs at various locations in the country.NBP ATM POINT was launched on December 31NBP customersNorth Nazimabad

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