August
16, 2005
KUALA LUMPUR
– Affin Bank Berhad (AFFINBANK) is pleased to announce that
in its continuous effort to break barriers and serve its customers
better, the Bank is undertaking an exercise to migrate to a new
banking system.
In this regard, AFFINBANK customers
will experience service disruptions. While the disruptions are unavoidable,
the Bank ensures that it will cause its customers minimal inconvenience.
Hence, the Bank will temporarily
shut down its system and customers will not be able to access their
accounts via ATM including through the MEPS shared network as well
as cash deposit machines from 10:00pm on 19 August to 4:00pm
on 21 August 2005.
For enquiries, please ring AFFINBANK
Call Centre at 03-5522 3000 during office hours or 03-5514 8410
after office hours.
The Bank takes this opportunity to
thank its customers for their understanding as it works towards
making the migration exercise a success.
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For further information please contact:
Ahmad Ridzuan Samsudin, Manager, Media
& Public Relations
Tel: +603-2055 9428 (DL)
ridzuan.samsudin@affinbank.com.my
Note to Editors
AFFINBANK – Banking Without Barriers™
Affin Bank Berhad (AFFINBANK) is
a wholly-owned subsidiary of Affin Holdings Berhad which is listed
on Bursa Malaysia Kuala Lumpur.
AFFINBANK is the first bank in Malaysia
to introduce a new banking concept that signifies the evolution
of the traditional branch concept. Based on the theme ‘Banking
Without Barriers’™, the concept does away with the ubiquitous
teller counters to give way to new ‘counter-less’ banking
hall that is equipped with a lounge, a plasma TV, an internet corner
and coffee machines where customers are greeted personally, queues
are short and transactions are conducted more discreetly.
AFFINBANK commenced operations in
January 2001 following a merger between the former Perwira Affin
Bank Berhad and BSN Commercial (M) Berhad in August 2000. Currently,
it has a network of 72 branches nationwide and following its recent
merger with the former Affin-ACF Finance Berhad on June 1st 2005,
the total strength of branches has expanded to 106.
The Bank serves both retail and corporate
customers. Consumer Banking provides credit cards, personal loans,
mortgages and deposit taking services to individuals. Meanwhile,
Enterprise Banking offers corporations, institutional clients and
SMEs services in corporate banking, contract financing and trade
finance. With the merger with the former Affin-ACF Finance Berhad,
the Bank is now also able to offer HP financing in addition to retail
and corporate products.
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