Bangladesh was affected by devastating flood in 2004. The government was seeking local and foreign assistance to help the people affected by flood. Commercial Bank was one of the donors of the Prime Minister’s Flood Relief fund and donated a sum of BDT 1.5 Million on the 9th of August 2004
Besides donation to Prime Minister’s Floor Relief fund we distributed stationary and books to poor children affected by floods.
Protibonddhi Foundation commenced construction of a school at Savar for the disable and poor children. Commercial Bank of Ceylon supported the noble cause and contribute by donating BDT 3,50,000 on June, 2004.
The Staff of Commercial Bank of Ceylon, Chittagong arranged to provide relief materials to the victims of Flood and Landslide at Chittagong on 16th June 2007
As a responsible corporate citizen with a duty to disseminate knowledge and experience amongst the community of bankers, our professional bankers have conducted many a useful training programs to other banks, including the Bangladesh Bank and customers. A few of them are:
We at CBC value art as art portrays nation’s culture. In this tradition CBC has participated in Alliance Francaise art exhibition and photography exhibition by sponsoring their T-shirts on 28th January, 2005.
Commercial Bank of Ceylon Limited (CBC) donated a sum of BDT1.5 million to Islamia Eye Hospital for the completion of the Children’s Eye Care Unit. The hospital provides modern, efficient and cost effective eye care services to under privileged children in Bangladesh. The Cheque for BDT 1.5 million was handed over by Mr. S Renganathan,...
Bangladesh Thalassaemia Hospital is a unique healthcare institution which is meant for providing one stop medial services to the thalassaemia patients and Commercial bank of Ceylon helped their noble cause by donating blood bags.
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Mr Kanagasabapathy Sripavan was appointed as the Chief Justice of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka in January 2015 and held office until March 2017. During this period he functioned as the Chairman of the Judicial Services Commission of Sri Lanka, Chairman of the Incorporated Council of Legal Education, Chairman of the Sri Lanka Judges’ Institute and Chairman of the Superior Court Complex Board of Management.
Mr Sripavan was enrolled as an Attorney-at-Law of the Supreme Court of Sri Lanka in 1977. He obtained a Diploma in Industrial Law from the University of Colombo in 1992 and Master of Laws from the University of London in 1994.
He functioned as the Head of the Court of Appeal Unit in the Attorney General’s Department and handled a large volume of work both in the Court of Appeal and in the Supreme Court including Bills and Fundamental Rights Applications. Prior to the elevation to the Court of Appeal Bench he functioned as a Legal Consultant for the National Savings Bank for two years.
He was appointed a Judge of the Court of Appeal in May 2002 and was elevated to the post of President of the Court of Appeal in March 2007 by his Excellency the President. In March 2008 he was elevated to the Supreme Court Bench.
