Sampath Bank & Mastercard collaborate to introduce two exclusive credit card variants for Chartered Professional Managers
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EconomyNext and Lanka Business Online report that Sampath Bank and Mastercard have launched the Sampath CPM Sri Lanka Platinum and World Mastercard credit cards for eligible members of the Institute of Chartered Professional Managers of Sri Lanka. EconomyNext dates its report November 5, 2026.
According to EconomyNext and Lanka Business Online, both cards provide acceptance across Mastercard’s worldwide network, SampathCards Ultra Rewards Points, overseas travel insurance of up to USD 100,000, contactless Tap & Go payments and instalment options. EconomyNext says the annual fee is waived during the first year for both cards; it also reports that the World card has no joining fee.
EconomyNext and Lanka Business Online report that World cardholders receive airport lounge access and other travel and lifestyle privileges. Both outlets say Platinum cardholders can access international lifestyle and golf benefits, while EconomyNext and Lanka Business Online report optional life insurance protection of up to Rs. 1.5 million, subject to the relevant premium.
EconomyNext and Lanka Business Online say the cards come with pre-approved limits associated with a member’s CPM status, subject to Sampath Bank’s credit assessment and policies. Lanka Business Online reports that Sampath Bank Chief Business Intelligence Officer Darshin Pathinayake described the offer as designed for eligible members, bringing together card features and benefits tied to their professional association.
EconomyNext reports that Mastercard Sri Lanka Country Manager Mahesha Amarasuriya said the collaboration seeks to give professionals secure, convenient payment options with international acceptance and additional benefits. EconomyNext also says CPM Sri Lanka Founder and President Prof. Lakshman R. Watawala described the initiative as acknowledging members’ professional standing and supporting their work and personal lives.
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