HNB, SJC Old Boys Union launch affinity card

HNB PLC recently announced their partnership with the Old Boys’ Union of St. Joseph’s College (SJC) Colombo 10 and its Ja-Ela-Wattala branch to launch an exclusive affinity credit card for its members.

Custom-made for members of Old Boys’ Union of SJC, the customised affinity card offers a wide range of benefits and promotional deals across the Bank’s broad portfolio of merchant partners.

Rector of St. Joseph’s College Rev. Fr. Ranjith Andradi, Priyanga Perera Senior VP OBU SJC, Prithieraj de Silva Immediate Past Senior VP, OBU SJC, HNB Managing Director/CEO Damith Pallewatte, HNB Chief Operating Officer Sanjay Wijemanne, were present at the signing of the MoU at HNB head office.

“St. Joseph’s College, Colombo stands as a pillar of educational excellence in Sri Lanka, nurturing generations of leaders who have shaped and continue to influence our nation’s trajectory across diverse sectors. Our partnership with the Old Boys’ Association represents more than just financial support; it’s an investment in Sri Lanka’s future. By collaborating on mentorship and skill-building initiatives, we’re actively contributing to the development of the next generation of visionary leaders” said HNB Managing Director/CEO Damith Pallewatte.

“The partnership between the Old Boys’ Union of St. Joseph’s College, Colombo 10 and HNB marks a significant milestone in our ongoing efforts to support and elevate our alma mater. By leveraging HNB’s financial expertise and our deep-rooted commitment to the college, we are not only supporting our current endeavors but also lays the groundwork for realising the full potential of our students and institution,” said Senior VP Old Boys’ Union SJC, Priyanga Perera.

All members can use this opportunity to give back to school through this initiative, as a percentage will be contributed to the Old Boys’ Union of SJC every time a card is issued and used. Customers can also make use of a 12-month easy payment plans with 0% interest rates on all school fees payments to SJC, in addition to complementary overseas travel and health insurance plans.

Source: Daily News