
The Mauritius Post and Cooperative Bank Ltd (MPCB) stands out as one of the major banks of the island with a passion for customer service, offering a vast array of products and services encompassing Personal Banking, Corporate Banking, Trade Finance & Treasury Services.
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Domestic operations comprise a national network of 12 branches and 15 ATMs around the island. In addition to offering a range of traditional banking services, MPCB is continuing to enlarge its product portfolio to include new financial products to meet market needs.
MPCB believes in putting customers first. Knowing where we are going speeds up the journey. Knowing our customers better makes the journey a pleasant and mutually rewarding one.

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