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HBL Expands Services in Sindh with Prestige Lounges and Trade Centers

HBL inaugurates Prestige Lounges, Trade Business Centers, and new branches in Sindh to enhance banking experience for high-net-worth individuals and busine

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HBL Expands Services in Sindh with Prestige Lounges and Trade Centers
Distinguished clients and senior leadership attend the inauguration of HBL’s first Prestige Lounge in Sukkur.

Key Takeaways

  • HBL inaugurated its first HBL Prestige Lounge in Sukkur, bringing the total to 22 cities.
  • The bank also opened a Trade Business Center in Hyderabad for commercial clients.
  • Additional branches were launched at Liaquat University of Medical and Health Sciences.

HBL, Pakistan’s leading financial institution, has expanded its services in Sindh by inaugurating several new facilities. The latest addition is the first HBL Prestige Lounge in Sukkur, marking the bank's 22nd such lounge across its network.

The inauguration ceremony of the Sukkur lounge was attended by Muhammad Nassir Salim, President & CEO – HBL, along with distinguished clients and senior leadership. This move underscores HBL’s commitment to providing high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) a world-class banking experience in Sindh.

In addition to the Prestige Lounge, HBL has also inaugurated its first Trade Business Center in Hyderabad. The center offers comprehensive trade services for commercial and SME clients under one roof, enhancing convenience and streamlining operations for businesses operating in the region.

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Further expanding its reach, HBL opened a new branch within the Liaquat University of Medical and Health Sciences (LUMHS) campus in Jamshoro. This brings the total number of branches in the Hyderabad region to 133, ensuring that both individuals and institutions have access to banking services.

The expansion of these facilities is part of HBL’s ongoing strategy to strengthen its presence in Sindh and provide a more personalized and convenient banking experience for clients across the province. The bank continues to invest in infrastructure and services aimed at meeting the diverse needs of its customers.