CIMB offers payment relief to support customers affected by Middle East conflict


KUALA LUMPUR: CIMB Bank Bhd and CIMB Islamic Bank Bhd have offered targeted assistance measures to support individual and business customers impacted by the ongoing geopolitical uncertainties in West Asia.

In a statement today, CIMB said the measures are designed to ease immediate financial pressures, support cash flow continuity and strengthen customer resilience during this period of heightened uncertainty.

"This includes tailored assistance for both individual and business customers, including small and medium enterprises, taking into account their specific financial circumstances,” it said.

CIMB Group chief executive officer Novan Amirudin said amid heightened global uncertainties, the bank must continue to support the economy and ensure customers remain resilient.

"CIMB is committed to standing alongside customers as they navigate evolving challenges, ensuring financial support remains available,” he said.

Eligible customers may benefit from up to six months’ payment relief on loan and financing facilities.

Additionally, businesses can access customised restructuring and rescheduling solutions to better manage repayment obligations and sustain operations.

"Customers seeking assistance may apply via the payment assistance programme forms available on CIMB’s website and at CIMB branches nationwide. - Bernama

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