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Print Print edition: 2017-11-18

MCB Bank signs MoU with TMF

Published November 18, 2017 Updated November 18, 2017 12:00am

MCB Bank, one of the largest & most innovative banks in Pakistan, has entered into a strategic alliance with leading Sindh-based microfinance service provider Thardeep Microfinance Foundation (TMF)for digital financial services. At the signing ceremony, Faisal Ejaz Khan, CIO MCB Bank, apprised the TMF team on the bank's diverse digital product portfolio. Sono Khangharani, CEO, TMF, also spoke of greater collaboration between the two organizations and proposed different initiatives to strengthen ties between the financial sector and the microfinance sector. The MoU was signed between Faisal Ejaz Khan CIO MCB Bank and Sono Khangharani, CEO, TMF in the presence of senior executives of both organizations.
Established in 1998, Thardeep Microfinance Foundation (TMF) is a community loans provider that helps unbanked / un-served micro-entrepreneurs increase their income through doorstep microfinance services without collateral. The company provides a variety of financial products to help equip their clients with the knowledge and skill required to reduce poverty and drive sustainable development.-PR

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