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109th Branch of Premier Bank Inaugurated in Nikunjo, Dhaka

The Premier Bank Limited has been progressing ahead with a phenomenal opportunity and possibility having stepped onto its 20th year. In continuation of this service determination Premier Bank has inaugurated its 109th branch in Nikunjo, Dhaka (73/A, 1st Floor, Nikunja- North, Airport Road).

Honorable Advisor of the Premier Bank Limited Mr. Muhammed Ali inaugurated the ceremony by cutting ribbon and was present as Chief Guest. Managing Director & CEO of the bank Mr. M. Reazul Karim, FCMA was also present there as special guest.

Among high officials of Premier Bank Limited, Mr. Niamat Uddin Ahmed, Head of Corporate Banking Division, Mr. Mohammed Emtiaz Uddin, Head of SME & Agriculture, Mr. Md. Tareq Uddin, Head of Brand Marketing & Communications; Mr. Mohammad Masudur Rahaman, Branch Manager of Nikunja, Dhaka, prominent businessmen and local dignitaries were also present in the ceremony.

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