RHB Islamic and the Ministry of Higher Education promote inclusivity with new debit card


(Standing from left to right): Senior management team of RHB Banking Group comprising Sien Vee Loc, head of Consumer Finance, Group Community Banking; Jeffrey Ng Eow Oo, managing director of Group Community Banking; Datuk Adissadikin Ali, managing director and chief executive officer, RHB Islamic Bank Berhad, and Abdul Sani Abdul Murad, group chief marketing officer, with the winners of the first RHB MySiswa Debit Card-i Privileges campaign, who took home brand-new Vespa S125 scooters.

RHB Islamic Bank Bhd and the Ministry of Higher Education (MOHE) have joined forces to promote financial inclusion to students in public universities via the first RHB MySiswa Debit Card-i Privileges campaign.

According to RHB Islamic’s managing director and chief executive officer, Datuk Adissadikin Ali, the campaign was held to promote the ubiquitous advantages of the RHB MySiswa Debit Card-i, which functions as both a student matriculation card and a debit card.

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