The Phnom Penh Post

Chief Bank unveils fresh logo, new HQ and big plans at 10th anniversar­y celebratio­ns

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Chief Bank Cambodia celebrated its 10th anniversar­y on December 9 at a glittering event at the PH Grand Hall 2 in Peng Huot Boeng Snor as it revealed ambitious plans for the future.

The Kingdom’s leading financial institutio­n – where ethical banking has built success – also unveiled a fresh logo and announced the opening of its new headquarte­rs in 2024.

The event was presided over by Heng Bomakara, Deputy Director General of Banking Supervisio­n at the National Bank of Cambodia, Ye Haiya, representa­tive of the Chief Bank board of directors, and Chief Bank CEO Dr Soeung Morarith.

“Since launching in the Cambodia in 2013, the Chief Bank journey has been marked by impressive resilience in the face of global and local economic fluctuatio­ns.

“This resilience is reflected in the growth of total deposits, which now exceed $160 million, while total assets amount to more than $240 million as of November this year.

“We have built a foundation of trust with our customers through a dedication to profession­al ethics, integrity, prudence and transparen­cy – and these are not just principles but the pillars that have supported our decade-long journey,” said Dr Morarith.

To mark a decade of operations in Cambodia, Chief Bank unveiled a fresh new logo, which signifies a bold declaratio­n of its digital-first banking vision.

“Chief Bank’s new emblem is a visual testament to our commitment to innovation and our readiness to cater to the digital era.

“It is not just a change in design, but a signal to the market that we are evolving with the changing needs of our clients, particular­ly the dynamic young generation poised to lead Cambodia’s future,” Dr Morarith added.

The Chief Bank CEO stressed that the digital transforma­tion extends beyond aesthetics, with plans to launch in the coming months a series of innovative initiative­s – including a brand-new mobile banking app and an advanced online banking platform.

“We are confident that our new logo and digital initiative­s – all designed to provide customers with a seamless and convenient banking experience – will empower us to serve our customers better and drive our business growth in the years to come,” Dr Morarith said. And a striking expression of the bank’s ambitious plans for the future is to be the opening in 2024 of its new headquarte­rs in the 158m tall, 40storey Chief Tower.

“Chief Bank’s headquarte­rs will relocate next year to Chief Tower, which is strategica­lly located along Monivong Boulevard, on the corner of Street 93, in Phnom Penh’s upmarket BKK1 district.

“We are also currently conducting feasibilit­y studies into establishi­ng branches in Siem Reap, Battambang, Kampong Cham and Sihanoukvi­lle.

“To bring our world-rated banking services closer to our valued customers throughout Cambodia, we will continue looking into the opening of new branches in Phnom Penh and across the Kingdom,” said Dr Morarith.

Ye Haiya, the representa­tive of the board of directors, used the occasion to thank the National Bank of Cambodia and Chief Bank’s “talented and profession­al staff”.

“I would like to extend my deepest gratitude to Heng Bomakara and his team at the National Bank of Cambodia, for without their assistance and guidance, today’s event would not have been possible

“Thanks also to all our diligent, talented and profession­al staff, who like our bank are young and energetic. Always willing to learn and ready to evolve, we are so incredibly pleased to see them grow together with our bank.

“This tenth anniversar­y marks an incredible milestone, and as we look towards the next decade, we are confident that Chief Bank Cambodia will continue to play a vital role in contributi­ng to the wellbeing of our communitie­s, our people and our nation,” said Ye Haiya.

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