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26/02/2018 05:29 AST
Bank Muscat, the flagship financial services provider in the Sultanate, marked the expansion of asalah Priority Banking network with the inauguration of a new personalised banking asalah centre in Al Maabela branch. Shaikh Ibrahim Yahya al Rawahi, Wali of the Wilayat of Seeb, was the guest of honour at the ceremony attended by dignitaries and Management Team members of the bank.
Shaikh Ibrahim Yahya al Rawahi congratulated the bank for opening the new asalah centre, thereby providing world class banking services to residents and visitors in the area.
Over 35 years, Bank Muscat has achieved steady and significant growth to emerge as the leading financial institution in Oman. The network of asalah centre presently stands at 28, with more centres to be opened soon in Al Wishal branch in Wilayat Al Rustaq, Al Ansab branch and Mu'askar Al Murtafa branch, Ministry of Defence. The expanding asalah network highlights Bank Muscat's focus to remain the nation's bank of first choice in all parts of the country. With the widest reach in serving customers and the largest network in the Sultanate, Bank Muscat is committed to meeting customer expectations at all levels.
Bank Muscat Premier Banking service can be summed up in two words - Relationship Management and Personalisation. Aimed at elevating Premier Banking service to unparalleled heights, Bank Muscat provides personalized service catering to the complex financial needs of clients, reflecting the customer-centric vision of the bank.
Abdulnasir al Raisi, DGM - Premier Banking, said: "Marking a long-standing and strong relationship with clients, asalah Priority Banking provides a differentiated and specialised banking experience characterised by a profound understanding of clients' preferences. Leveraging its unmatched nation-wide presence, Bank Muscat offers asalah Priority Banking services across all regions through the largest network of asalah centres."
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