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Premier Bank sign remittance deal with NEC Money Transfer

Published : Wednesday, 5 June, 2024 at 12:00 AM  Count : 203
Business Desk
The Premier Bank PLC has signed a remittance service agreement with NEC Money Transfer Limited, enabling the bank to disburse hard earned remittances of NRBs living in different parts of the world.

Mohammad Abu Jafar, Managing Director and CEO of Premier Bank PLC, and Ikram Farazy, Chairman of NEC Money Transfer Limited recently inked the deal at the banks head office in Banani, Dhaka recently, says a press release.

NEC Money Transfer is a Bangladeshi-owned fin-tech based remittance transfer company, widely known among Bangladeshi expatriates in the UK, Italy, South Africa, UAE, Australia, Canada and other EU countries.

Syed Md Hasib Reza, FVP and Head of NRB and Foreign Remittance Division of the Bank, Md Tareq Uddin, EVP and Head of Brand Marketing and Communications of the bank, Dr. Anower Farazy Emon, Chairman, Farazy Hospital; Md Osman Goni, Country Manager, and Rashedul Islam Talukder, Business Development Manager of NEC Money Transfer Ltd, along with other senior officials from both organizations were present on the occasion.



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