Institute of Personnel Management partners with NDB

NDB becomes the first bank in Sri Lanka to partner with the Institute of Personnel Management (IPM) to facilitate student education.

Education has been a challenge in the past mainly due to the high costs on the university and institute fees, where the students have to pay upfront to commence their studies. The bank partnered with IPM in order to provide the IPM students with a special student facility to ease the burden of education fees.

Accordingly, the student has the flexibility of settling the bank on instalment plans extending up to 60 months with an attractive rate of 90 percent, while the institute is paid with the course fees upfront by the bank.

The NDB Good Life Credit Card Education scheme is easy to apply as the student has to submit only the letter of acceptance to the university and provide the bank with the documents required for obtaining a NDB Good Life credit card. The education facility comes with no guarantors and granted in few days.

If the student requires for early settlement of the facility, the student has the option of settling by paying the full course fee without paying any additional chargers to the bank. The student could contact the bank representatives for any further assistance and guidance.

Applications for NDB Good Life credit cards could be made at any one of the NDB branches islandwide.

From left: NDB Nugegoda Branch Manager Devarpriya De Silva, NDB Cards Business Assistant Vice President Zeyan Hameed, NDB Personal Banking and Branch Network Management Vice President Sanjaya Perera, IPM Chief Executive Officer P.G. Tennakoon, IPM Finance Senior Manager Wathsala Edirisinghe and IPM Operations Business School Director Gopinath Subramaniam