Bancamiga Banco Universal inaugurated this Thursday, April 28, its agency in Puerto Cabello, the institution’s third in Carabobo state.
Within the modern and spacious facilities located in the Centro Comercial y Profesional Madefer, in the Juan José Flores sector, the staff will attend to the needs of customers quickly and efficiently, so that they can enjoy the services and products of Bancamiga, which are characterized by innovation and self-management, points out a corporate and institutional statement.
Promotion of customs, shipping and tourism activity
The executive president of the banking and financial institution, Ariel José Martínez, stated that the presence of Bancamiga will allow accompanying and promoting customs and shipping activity, in addition to being an ally that can contribute to the development of tourism, which has beaches of great attractions such as Waikiki, the Quizandal Spa and Isla Larga.
“We are sure that with this agency, the third in Carabobo after Bulevar Plaza and Guaparo, we will help drive growth in the state, by creating new jobs and many growth opportunities for the commercial and business sector in general.”
It is also the third venue to be inaugurated in April
It is reported in the document that, in Puerto Cabello, customers will be able to open their accounts in bolivars and in foreign currency, learn about the benefits of the Exchange Desk, which allows buying and selling bolivars, dollars and euros in minutes, without intermediaries and safely, and approach the potential of the points of sale, through which you can recharge Digitel, Movistar, Movilnet, Inter and Simple TV, cancel Cantv, seal the “5Y6” and play El Andinito of the Lotería del Táchira.
The new headquarters is also the third to be inaugurated this April, after El Tigre, in Anzoátegui, opened on Thursday the 7th, and Barquisimeto Este, in Lara state, opened last week.
Bancamiga has 31 agencies in the country: La Castellana, Altamira, Chacao, Propatria, Sabana Grande, Cementerio, Palo Verde, Parque Humboldt, La Rinconada and Ibarras, in Caracas; Los Teques, Charallave Sur, Santa Teresa del Tuy and Guatire, in Miranda state; Maiquetía, in La Guaira; Plaza Gallery, in Maracay (Aragua); Boulevard Plaza, Guaparo and Puerto Cabello, in Carabobo; Puerto Ordaz and Upata, in Bolívar; Puerto La Cruz and El Tigre, in Anzoátegui; Maturin, in Monagas; Barinas, in the state of Barinas; Barquisimeto Center and Barquisimeto East, in Lara; Porlamar, in Nueva Esparta; Acarigua and Guanare, in Portuguesa; and Maracaibo, in Zulia, concludes the statement.
With information from Bancamiga
