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Lloyds signs pact with Dubai Healthcare City
DUBAI — Lloyds TSB Dubai, has yesterday announced that it has signed an agreement with Dubai Healthcare City (DHCC), a member of Dubai Holding, to open a new Customer Service Centre at DHCC.
The new centre will offer various banking products and services to individual and commercial customers.
The Lloyds TSB Customer Service Centre at DHCC will be open six days a week from 8am to 6pm and customers will be able to apply for new accounts, loans, credit cards and other products and services. Cheque deposit and ATM facilities located at the centre will allow customers to deposit cheques, withdraw cash and make cash deposits 24 hours a day.
Steve Williams, Head of Retail and Commercial Banking, said: "We want to play an active role in Dubai's development projects and are pleased to be a part of Dubai Healthcare City. From the DHCC Customer Service Centre, we will offer all of our products and services to individuals and organisations in Dubai Healthcare City, and the surrounding area."
"Our DHCC Customer Service Centre will include a home loan section offering mortgages on pre-approved Dubai properties, a car loan section and offer full commercial banking services," he explained.
"As DHCC emerges as the healthcare hub of the region, we at Lloyds TSB Dubai are fully equipped to serve commercial and individual customers locating there. We want to be easily accessible to our customers and this is the second such Customer Service Centre after Arabian Ranches that we have opened," he added.
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