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Message: <blockquote data-quote="hulk24" data-source="post: 23482882" data-attributes="member: 312242">Why people say HNB and COMMERCIAL Bank Customer Service handling of problems is quite poor....????A Customer had used his HNB ATM Card to withdraw money from COMMERCIAL Bank ATM Machine through his HNB Account.Customer did not receive the requested money from the ATM....But Account was debited and SMS alert received that Account was debited with withdrawed money.Customer went to HNB head office with problem and was asked to give them 14 days to reply..... WHY????My thoughts, Who is the Chairman of HNB and COMMERCIAL BANK....????<img src="http://www.dailynews.lk/sites/default/files/news/2018/05/01/z_p-i--Dinesh.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />Dinesh Weerakkody<a href="http://www.sundaytimes.lk/article/1042743/dinesh-weerakkody-new-chairman-of-hnb-first-to-head-two-private-banks-in-sl" target="_blank">Sunday Times, May 01 2018</a> Mr. Weerakkody is possibly the first Sri Lankan to become chairmen of two private banks, serving at one time as chairman of Commercial Bank.The new HNB chairman is a close aide to Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe and an advisor to Tourism Minister John Amaratunga.This follows the retirement of Rienzie Arseculeratne as HNB chairman on May 25 having reached 70 years. Mr. Weerakkody, in addition to holding several high positions in the government and the private sector, is also a director at DFCC Bank<a href="http://www.tobaccounmasked.lk/index.php?title=Dinesh_Weerakkody#cite_note-Parliament-5" target="_blank">tobaccountunmasked.lk</a>Dinesh Weerakkody is an Independent Director of the Ceylon Tobacco Company (CTC) since July 2014. He is the son-in-law of John Amaratunga, Minister of Tourism Development and Christian Religious Affairs and Minister of Lands of the Cabinet of the President Maithripala Sirisena (2015 – to date). He is identified as a “key strategist” in the United National Party (UNP), one of the two prominent political parties in Sri Lanka, constituting the majority of the joint government formed in 2015.His book, “The Great November Revolution” reportedly documents his insights on the events occurred in November 2014, the initiation of the process to form the joint government in 2015</blockquote>

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