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EBL signs payroll banking agreement with Youth Group

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Business Desk :

Eastern Bank PLC. (EBL) signs a Payroll Banking Agreement with Youth Group, one of the biggest conglomerates in Energy, Power, Textile and Mineral sector of Bangladesh.
M Khorshed Anowar, DMD and Head of Retail and SME Banking, EBL and Arif Ainul Suman, Group CEO, Youth Group signed the agreement in Dhaka recently.
As part of the agreement, employees of Youth Group will enjoy a range of exclusive banking services from EBL, including dual-currency debit cards, variety of loan options tailored to meet their financial needs, alongside a comprehensive selection of other banking perks designed to enhance their financial well-being.
M Khorshed Anowar, DMD and Head of Retail and SME Banking, EBL and Arif Ainul Suman, Group CEO, Youth Group signed a Payroll Banking Agreement in Dhaka recently.

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