Short answer — the following banks in Sri Lanka operate dedicated private/privilege banking or wealth-management propositions for high‑net‑worth clients (each has dedicated relationship managers, priority services and bespoke wealth solutions):

• NDB Bank — “NDB Privilege” / NDB Wealth (dedicated privilege/private banking centres and relationship managers). (businesstoday.lk)
• Commercial Bank of Ceylon (ComBank) — Elite / Private banking services (dedicated RM teams and elite centres). (en.wikipedia.org)
• Sampath Bank — launched/expanded Private Banking units across key branches (private‑banking counters and dedicated RMs). (ceylontoday.lk)
• Nations Trust Bank — Nations Trust Private Banking (Colombo private‑banking centre, bespoke lifestyle and wealth propositions). (nationstrust.com)
• Hatton National Bank (HNB) — priority/private offerings with dedicated relationship officers and priority centres. (en.wikipedia.org)
• Standard Chartered Sri Lanka — global bank’s Priority / private‑client offerings (private‑banking/wealth services and concierge/lifestyle benefits). (reuters.com)

Notes and one important update:

• International banks such as HSBC have historically offered Premier/Private services in Sri Lanka, but HSBC’s Sri Lanka retail business was announced for sale to Nations Trust Bank in September 2025 — this may affect HSBC’s local retail/private banking presence once the transaction completes (regulatory approvals required). If you’re considering HSBC’s local private services, check their current status. (reuters.com)

If you’d like, I can:

• Pull the private‑banking contact page or minimum AUM (assets under management) requirement for any two of these banks, or
• Suggest questions to ask a relationship manager when comparing private‑bank offers.