Prime Bank and Angelica International School Sign PrimeAcademia MoU

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Prime Bank and Angelica International School Sign PrimeAcademia MoU

Prime Bank and Angelica International School Sign PrimeAcademia MoU to a Enhance Educational Banking

Prime Bank PLC has recently entered into a strategic partnership with Angelica International School (AIS) under its flagship educational initiative, PrimeAcademia. This collaboration aims to provide a sophisticated suite of specialized financial services tailored for the AIS community.

As a premier English-medium institution in Savar with a legacy dating back to 1997, Angelica International School will now leverage Prime Bank’s robust digital and retail banking ecosystem. The partnership offers comprehensive solutions, including Automated Tuition Fee Collection for seamless school management, Institutional Business Accounts and Payroll Banking for staff andTailored Financial Products i.e. Exclusive savings accounts, customized loan facilities, and priority credit card options for parents and employees.

The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed by Ms. Shaila Abedin, Senior Executive Vice President & Head of Liability, Prime Bank, and Ms. Hasina Akter, Principal, AIS. The signing ceremony was graced by M M Mahbub Hasan, Senior Vice President and Head of Financial Inclusion & School Banking, Prime Bank; AIS Directors Salim Mahmud and Ehsanul Kabir Sakib, alongside other senior executives from both organizations.

This partnership underscores Prime Bank’s mission to drive financial literacy and deliver world-class, frictionless banking experiences to the country’s leading educational institutions.

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