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Bahrain Financing Company Expands Network By Unveiling Its 25th Outlet In Bahrain
State-of-the-art branch in Muharraq to offer reliable and comprehensive range of foreign exchange and remittance services
Manama, 11 July, 2010: Bahrain Financing Company ( BFC ), the Kingdom's oldest and leading money transfer and foreign exchange group, announced the opening of its 25th retail shop at North Muharraq today. The state-of-the-art new branch offering a wide range of financial and money transfer services was inaugurated by George Philip, General Manager of BFC in the presence of senior officials from the company and customers.
The shop located at the Al Khalifa Avenue in Muharraq is one of BFC 's 25 conveniently positioned units in Bahrain. BFC is the leading money transfer and foreign exchange company with bulk of its business coming from the Asian community.
Commenting on the occasion, George Philip said: "Expanding our network across the Kingdom to offer our customers a diverse portfolio of remittance services has been our topmost priority. The opening of the new shop in Muharraq is yet another way in which BFC caters to the growing needs of our patrons in all areas of Bahrain. With this expansion, we continue to deliver the most competitive rates in the market; through a reliable and extensive range of convenient foreign exchange and remittance services facilitated by our extensive branch network in the Kingdom."
As the first foreign exchange company established in Bahrain in 1917, BFC specialises in moving money smartly and efficiently with the best rates in the market. With an extensive global reach covering over 100 countries, BFC offers customers unparalleled service, a vast array of innovative retail products and unbeatable exchange rates.
Issued on behalf of Bahrain Financing Company by Hill & Knowlton
For press information contact:
Kamalakshi Misra
Hill & Knowlton
Tel: +973 1753 3532
Fax: +973 1753 3370
Email: Kamalakshi.misra@hillandknowlton.com
© Press Release 2010
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