AYA Bank

AYA Bank is located in Yangon, Myanmar on No. 416, Mahabandoola Road, Kyauktada Township,. AYA Bank is rated 5 out of 5 in the category banking in Myanmar. AYA Bank received its banking license from the Central Bank of Myanmar on 2nd July 2010 and commenced operations on 11th August 2010. The bank is authorized to operate as an investment (or) development bank for the domestic market and the approved banking activities include: • Borrowing or Raising money • Lending or Advancing of money either secured or unsecured • Receiving securities or Valuable for Safe Custody • Collecting and Transmitting money and securities • Providing International Banking Services including International remittance, payment, and trade services AYA Bank is the bank of choice for anyone who is looking for fast, reliable, honest banking relationships at reasonable cost. For your long-term sustainable banking needs, AYA bank is “YOUR TRUSTED PARTNER” in Myanmar with the mission: “to be recognized as the leading bank in Myanmar through pursuit of excellent and long term sustainable growth for the bank and its stakeholders”. AYA Bank subscribes to global standards in governance, risk and compliance in its management and operations. The bank has engaged talents with both domestic and international exposures and has invested significantly in training and technology as a way to ensure long-term sustainable growth for the bank and for the community it serves. Since its inception, the bank has grown steadily with the number of branches increased progressively to (152) branches nationwide and customer deposits grew healthily to MMK 2.5 trillion as at March, 2016, signifying increased confidence within Myanmar society. For the years ahead, the bank will continue to extend its branch network across Myanmar. It will continue to focus on building relationship with customer, providing excellent customer service, and leverage on technology as the enabler to enhance its customer base. At the same time, the bank aims to strengthen its governance, risk and compliance structure as a measure to ensure balance and sustain growth.