Tuesday, on 10 September 2015, CB “Mobiasbanca – Groupe Société Générale” S.A. celebrated the commercial opening of new branch in Chisinau - branch no. 52 ”Durlesti". The branch is located on 62, Tudor Vladimirescu str., Chisinau, Durlesti.

The new branch is in line with the standards of Société Générale and offers a full range of banking services and products, both for individuals and corporate clients. Also, the branch is equipped with an ATM for cash withdrawal transactions.

The Durlesti branch began its activity a few months ago, and today has invited clients and partners to celebrate this event together. The official opening ceremony started traditionally with the red ribbon cutting by Filip Kotora, Commercial Director Retail Banking Divizion, Eleonora Saran, Mayor of Durlesti and Victor Padure, Director of Regional Structure Center.

"By opening this new branch, Mobiasbanca - Groupe Société Générale continues the strategy of development and strengthening network in order to be closer to its clients. This is one of the bank's development priorities, which aims to improve the quality of customer service and to be more accessible for its clients", mentioned Mr. Kotora.

The event was attended also by Damien Granier, Chief Operational Officer, Aurelia Durand, Head of Logistic Department, Ala Ionel, Director Administrative Center Region, local public authorities, clients and locals.

The working program of the branch no.52 Durlesti is from Monday to Friday, between 09:00-17:00, with lunch break from 13:30-14.00.

Mobiasbanca is a universal commercial bank, serving over 118,000 active clients in the corporate, SME and retail sectors through a network of 58 branches. In 2015, Mobiasbanca celebratet 25 years of activity in the Republic of Moldova. It remains the first and only bank in Moldova holding the ISO 9001: 2008 quality certificate, taking the commitment to provide high quality products and services for its clients, continuously improving their level of satisfaction. The bank is a subsidiary of Groupe Société Générale, one of the leading financial institutions in Europe.