This new image better reflects the development and dynamism of the bank and its portfolio of products and services.
The recent introduction of BAM CEL, is an example of innovating service with which the clients of BAM will be able to carry out a variety of transactions via their cell phones, 24 hours a day and 365 days per year, the manager of BAM, Rafael Viejo, explained during the press conference that was held at the Hacienda Real in the capital.

Source: elmetropolitano.net

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