Bancamiga Banco Universal inaugurated this Friday, April 22, its second branch in Barquisimeto and the second of the month.
The new headquarters, with which Bancamiga reaches 30 in the country, is located on Los Leones Avenue, Ciudad París shopping center, Barquisimeto, Lara state.
Innovation and self-management, two key pillars
The statement circulated by the financial institution indicates that, within the modern and spacious facilities, 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 for innovation and self-management.
In Barquisimeto Este, customers will be able to open their accounts in bolívares and in foreign currency, in addition to knowing the benefits of the Foreign Currency Card and the Exchange Desk, which allows buying and selling bolívares, dollars and euros in minutes, without intermediaries and safe way.
The executive president of Bancamiga, Ariel José Martínez, said that the capital of the state of Lara is one of the main cities in Venezuela, so “we are sure that with this office we will help drive the region, by creating new jobs and endless opportunities for the state.”
30 agencies that serve with care
“With this new headquarters, we will bring Barquisimeto clients even closer to financial instruments that meet their expectations.”
Barquisimeto This is the second agency to be inaugurated this month, after El Tigre was opened on Thursday the 7th, in Anzoátegui, and joined by La Castellana, Altamira, Chacao, Propatria, Sabana Grande, Cemetery, 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 and Guaparo, in Carabobo; Puerto Ordaz and Upata, in Bolívar; Puerto La Cruz, in Anzoátegui; Maturin, in Monagas; Barinas, in the state of Barinas; Barquisimeto Center, in Lara; Porlamar, in Nueva Esparta; Acarigua and Guanare, in Portuguesa; and Maracaibo, in Zulia, concludes Bancamiga in its institutional information document.
With information from Bancamiga
