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Commercial Bank has announced the first group of winners from its Qatar Motor Show customer engagement activities.
Commercial Bank was the exclusive platinum sponsor of Qatar Motor Show 2015 and ran a Scalextric competition at its booth as part of a number of events and promotions in connection with the show.
The five winners of the Scalextric competition are Indrohungkito Lawu, Kedar Tandel, Rajiv Rajan, Mohamed Haneefa Puthiyedath and Kreifeur Benaouda.
Commercial Bank head of Retail and Enterprise Dean Proctor said, “I am pleased to announce the five lucky winners of Commercial Bank’s Scalextric racing competition held at the Qatar Motor Show this year. Each of our winners finished with the fastest daily lap time on our specially designed course and wins a brand new iPad mini. The course and booth proved exceptionally popular this year and we saw hundreds of families racing round our model of Doha.
“Commercial Bank’s exclusive sponsorship of the Qatar Motor Show has proved a great success and we are proud to once again be associated with such a prestigious event.”
The second batch of Qatar Motor Show winners will be announced in April when Commercial Bank will award five travel packages to Ferrari World Abu Dhabi part of the bank’s
motorselfie campaign.
To celebrate its sponsorship of Qatar Motor Show 2015, Commercial Bank is offering a chance to win a Mini Cooper, in addition to a special interest rate of 2.39% flat, (4.43% reducing), up to three months’ payment holiday for vehicle loans and a discounted motor insurance rate of 2.85%. The bank is also offering Qatari and expatriate customers special personal loan rates starting from 4.75% reducing (2.56% flat) and up to six months’ payment holiday.
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