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FRIDAY, JULY 04, 2025
NCC Bank observed Financial Literacy Week- 2025

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Press Release
22 March, 2025, 08:45 pm
Last modified: 22 March, 2025, 08:48 pm

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NCC Bank observed Financial Literacy Week- 2025

Press Release
22 March, 2025, 08:45 pm
Last modified: 22 March, 2025, 08:48 pm
NCC Bank observed Financial Literacy Week- 2025

NCC Bank celebrated Financial Literacy Week 2025 with the theme "Think Before You Follow, Wise Money Tomorrow," which focused on integrating unbanked and marginalised people into the financial system.

To mark the occasion, a discussion meeting was organised by the Financial Inclusion Cell of NCC Bank at its Head Office . M Shamsul Arefin, the Managing Director of NCC Bank, chaired the meeting. Other key participants included M. Khurshed Alam, Additional Managing Director; Md. Zakir Anam, Deputy Managing Director; Nighat Mumtaz, SVP and Head of Sustainable and Women's Banking; Sharif Mohammad Mahsin, SVP and Head of SME; Md Sajjadul Islam, SVP and Head of ICT-Enterprise Application; Zobair Mahmood Fahim, SVP and Head of Retail and DFS Business; Shahin Akter Nuha, Head of Transaction Banking and Cash Management; and Md. Anisur Rahman Majumder, Head of Financial Inclusion Cell. Other Divisional Heads at the Head Office and Heads of Branches across the country also participated in a meaningful discussion on the bank's strategy regarding financial inclusion through digital platforms.

During the meeting, M Shamsul Arefin highlighted that NCC Bank is actively working to extend banking services to the doorsteps of various underprivileged groups, including marginal farmers, low-income groups, students, women entrepreneurs, youth, and small business owners, in line with the guidelines of Bangladesh Bank. This initiative is part of the bank's broader sustainable development programme. He also instructed the Heads of Branches on implementing strategies to support underprivileged and marginalised groups. He emphasised the importance of integrating these groups into the financial system by offering customer-friendly, accessible banking services through digital platforms, enabling easier access to economic resources for the marginalised population.

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