BOP Exchange proudly inaugurated its Tricon Center Branch in Lahore today, marking a significant milestone in its mission to revolutionize the exchange industry in Pakistan.
The grand ceremony was graced by Mr. Zahid Akhtar Zaman, Chief Secretary Punjab, as the Chief Guest. The event drew an esteemed gathering of senior members of the BOP leadership, including President & CEO Mr. Zafar Masud and senior management from BOP and BOP Exchange.
The inauguration began with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. Speaking at the event, Mr. Zahid Akhtar Zaman praised BOP Exchange’s efforts in enhancing financial accessibility and contributing to the formal economy. He remarked, “BOP Exchange is setting a high standard for service excellence and innovation in the financial sector. Its focus on transparency, technology-driven solutions, and customer satisfaction will undoubtedly strengthen Pakistan’s financial ecosystem. I applaud their commitment to making foreign exchange and remittance services more accessible, especially for the common citizen.”
Mr. Zafar Masud, President & CEO The Bank of Punjab, in his welcome speech, highlighted the pivotal role of BOP Exchange in delivering cutting-edge financial solutions. He stated, “BOP Exchange is not only setting a new benchmark in the foreign exchange industry but is also helping to bridge the gap between formal and informal financial sectors. This launch reinforces our commitment to supporting Pakistan’s economic stability and financial inclusion.”
BOP Exchange is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Bank of Punjab, designed to transform the foreign exchange and remittance industry in Pakistan. With a customer-first approach, BOP Exchange aims to deliver secure, transparent, and innovative solutions for currency exchange and remittance services.
The Tricon Center Branch is equipped with state-of-the-art technology and a highly trained team to offer fast, reliable, and competitive services. BOP Exchange also plans to expand its footprint across Pakistan, with a focus on key financial hubs to meet the growing demand for remittances and foreign exchange.
