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Banking with Commercial and Social Objectives

Kameel bin Abdul Halim, Senior Vice President / Head of Corporate Strategy, Bank Simpanan Nasional

15-Jan-15 08:08

Banking with Commercial and Social Objectives

Bank Simpanan Nasional, set up by an Act of Parliament in 1974, continues with the social objective of raising savings rates and savings awareness among schoolchildren and the young. A system of registered banking agents has also been launched for a few years to bring banking services to rural areas. These created a win-win situation which allowed BSN to raise deposits cheaply, fulfil social objectives and bring customer traffic to these agents.

But in a very competitive banking landscape, is this enough?


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