A mandate of service


Bank Simpanan Nasional, incorporated in 1974, now counts over 4,200 agent banks as of October this year.

FOR a bank that was incorporated in 1974, Bank Simpanan Nasional’s (BSN) evolution through the decades has been steady while sustaining its prime position as the financier with a sizeably advantageous reach in sub-urban areas and in smaller towns.

BSN chief executive Datuk Yunos Abd Ghani helms the financial institution and speaks at length to The Star about BSN’s mandated role and its evolution from Post Office to a Development Financial Institution.

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