Premier Bank signs MoU with BCS Health Cadre Association

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Premier Bank signs MoU with BCS Health Cadre Association

The Premier Bank PLC has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the BCS Health Cadre Association to establish a strategic partnership aimed at delivering comprehensive banking solutions, financial services, and exclusive privileges to the members of the Association.

This collaboration underscores Premier Bank’s continued commitment to customer-centric innovation and long-term institutional partnerships.

The MoU was formally exchanged between Md. Monzur Mofiz, Managing Director of The Premier Bank PLC, and Dr. Khaled Ahmedur Rahman, Convenor of the BCS Health Cadre Association. The signing ceremony was graced by senior officials including S M Wali Ur Morshed, Deputy Managing Director, Consumer Banking Division; Fazle Ferdous, Head of Corporate Liability & Cash Management; Dr. Matuara Sharmin, Treasurer, BCS Health Cadre Association; and Dr. Rajib Dey, Member, BCS Health Cadre Association.

Through this strategic collaboration, Premier Bank PLC will serve as the official Banking Partner of the BCS Health Cadre Association, offering tailored financial services and dedicated relationship management for its members. The partnership also seeks to promote financial inclusion among BCS Health Cadre Officers, organize joint promotional and awareness initiatives, and explore future business opportunities for mutual growth and sustainable value creation.

 

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