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PTPTN: Becoming An Established Financial Institution

Mastura Mohd Khalid

05-May-17 08:35

PTPTN: Becoming An Established Financial Institution

The National Higher Education Fund Corporation, better known as PTPTN has introduced a raft of measures to bridge the gap between the fund and its borrowers. This includes providing better negotiation channels and repayment terms which saw a drastic increase in total debt collection.

Today on Current Affairs, we explore how PTPTN reinvents itself to become a well-rounded financial institution.

This is a report by Shawn Tanis.


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Tags:  PTPTN,  PTPTN loans,  PTPTN loan repayment,  National Higher Education Fund Corporation


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