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Asia Asset Finance Recognises Responsible Customers Through Appreciation Initiative

Asia Asset Finance Recognises Responsible Customers Through Appreciation Initiative

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Demonstrating that financial strength is defined not only by performance but also by principle, Asia Asset Finance PLC has launched a special customer appreciation initiative, reinforcing its people-centric approach and commitment to trust-based, long-term partnerships.

The initiative was introduced to recognise customers who, despite facing challenging personal or economic circumstances, continued to engage responsibly with the company and honour their financial commitments. By formally acknowledging these customers, Asia Asset Finance underscored that its relationships extend beyond transactions and balance sheets, and are rooted in mutual respect, understanding, and sustained partnership.

Under a structured appreciation framework, eligible customers received letters and certificates recognising consistent repayment behaviour over defined periods. The approach reflects the company’s balanced philosophy, combining financial discipline with empathy, while acknowledging responsible conduct alongside the realities customers may encounter in their financial journeys.

Sharing her experience, long-standing customer Sisira Perera said the company’s support had been instrumental in shaping her family’s future.

“With the support of the Asia Asset mortgage loan, I was able to fulfil a lifelong dream of sending my son to London for his higher studies. Asia Asset Finance believed in my plans and stood by me at a very important moment in my life. For me, this was more than a loan—it was a partnership built on trust,” she said.

Commenting on the initiative, Sajith Atapattu, General Manager – Operations of Asia Asset Finance PLC, said the programme reflected the organisation’s core values.

“At Asia Asset Finance, we believe that trust is built not only during periods of growth, but more importantly through consistency and understanding. This initiative reflects our respect for customers who demonstrate responsibility and resilience, and it reaffirms our role as a long-term financial partner rather than merely a service provider,” he said.

The programme highlights the company’s strengths in governance, customer-first culture, and commitment to sustainable and responsible finance. With a legacy spanning more than five decades, a Fitch A+ rating, the backing of global parent Muthoot Finance, and an islandwide network of over 100 branches, Asia Asset Finance continues to translate institutional strength into meaningful customer engagement.

By formally recognising responsible customers, the company has strengthened goodwill and reinforced brand confidence, positioning itself as a reliable and compassionate financial partner that supports clients through both stability and change. The initiative further reflects Asia Asset Finance’s belief that long-term growth is achieved by nurturing trust, recognising resilience, and building relationships that endure beyond economic cycles.

Through this initiative, Asia Asset Finance PLC has once again affirmed that its true strength lies not only in financial performance, but in its ability to act with empathy, responsibility, and purpose—contributing to a more resilient, inclusive, and sustainable financial ecosystem in Sri Lanka.

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