Premier Bank Signs MoU with National Pension Authority

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Premier Bank Signs MoU with National Pension Authority

The Premier Bank PLC and National Pension Authority has signed a Mou at Ministry of Finance for registration of Universal Pension Schemes and collection of subscription fees.

Mr. Mohammad Abu Jafar, Managing Director & CEO, The Premier Bank PLC and Md. Mahiuddin Khan, Executive Chairman, National Pension Authority has signed the Mou on behalf of their respective organizations with the presence of Dr. Md. Khairuzzaman Mozumder, Hon’ble Secretary, Finance Division, Ministry of Finance. Other higher officials of both the organizations were also present on that occasion.

Under this agreement, subscribers can enroll registration for Universal Pension Schemes and pay their monthly subscription fees through The Premier Bank PLC.

The Premier Bank PLC and National Pension Authority has signed a Mou at Ministry of Finance for registration of Universal Pension Schemes and collection of subscription fees.

Mr. Mohammad Abu Jafar, Managing Director & CEO, The Premier Bank PLC and Md. Mahiuddin Khan, Executive Chairman, National Pension Authority has signed the Mou on behalf of their respective organizations with the presence of Dr. Md. Khairuzzaman Mozumder, Hon’ble Secretary, Finance Division, Ministry of Finance. Other higher officials of both the organizations were also present on that occasion.

Under this agreement, subscribers can enroll registration for Universal Pension Schemes and pay their monthly subscription fees through The Premier Bank PLC.

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