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THURSDAY, JULY 10, 2025
Prime Bank signs agreement with SIMPLETREE

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Press Release
14 December, 2024, 04:50 pm
Last modified: 14 December, 2024, 04:51 pm

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Prime Bank signs agreement with SIMPLETREE

Press Release
14 December, 2024, 04:50 pm
Last modified: 14 December, 2024, 04:51 pm
Prime Bank signs agreement with SIMPLETREE

Prime Bank PLC., a leading financial institution committed to innovation and customer-centric financial solutions, has recently signed an agreement with SIMPLETREE at the bank's corporate office. SIMPLETREE is the brand of Spacezero Ltd., a leading real estate developer working in a niche market segment with a vision to impact society through innovation and the creation of a sustainable built environment.

Under this agreement, Prime Bank customers will enjoy attractive offers and discounts at Spacezero Ltd., enhancing their lifestyle experiences. Additionally, individuals referred by Spacezero Ltd. will receive special privileges from Prime Bank. This unique collaboration reflects Prime Bank's commitment to delivering added value to its customers while fostering partnerships with brands like SIMPLETREE.

Md. Ziaur Rahman, Deputy Managing Director and Chief Risk Officer of Prime Bank PLC. and Gazi Zahidul Islam, Head of Business Development and Customer Management of Spacezero Ltd., took part in the signing ceremony on behalf of their respective organisations. Md. Asif Bin Idrish, SEVP, Commercial Banking Division of Prime Bank PLC. and Mesbah Uddin Ahmed, Head of Corporate Affairs of Spacezero Ltd., along with other senior officials from both organisations, were also present at the event.

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