Prime Bank Signs Agreement with SEL

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Prime Bank Signs Agreement with SEL

Prime Bank Signs Agreement with SEL to offer Discounts on Flat Booking for its customers

Prime Bank PLC has signed a strategic agreement with The Structural Engineers Limited (SEL) to offer exclusive benefits to its customers and employees. The signing ceremony was held recently at SEL Center in Dhaka.

Under the agreement, customers and employees of Prime Bank PLC will enjoy special discounts on apartment purchases from The Structural Engineers Limited.

The agreement was signed by Mamur Ahmed, SEVP & Head of Distribution, Prime Bank PLC and Engr. Mohammad Abdul Awal, Managing Director, The Structural Engineers Limited, on behalf of their respective organizations.

The ceremony was also attended by Joarder Tanvir Faisal, Head of Cards & Retail and Takiyan Chowdhury, EVP, Secured Consumer Financing & Embedded Payments of Prime Bank PLC. Representing The Structural Engineers Limited were Arc. Mohammad Abdur Rahman, Additional Deputy Managing Director and Istiaq Ahmed, General Manager (Sales), along with other senior officials from both organizations.

Speaking on the occasion, representatives of both organizations expressed confidence that the partnership would create added value for Prime Bank customers and employees by making quality housing solutions more accessible through attractive pricing and exclusive benefits.

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