JS Bank, EFU join hands
JS Bank is a leading provider of banking and wealth management solutions in Pakistan
The accountability watchdog has also sought an explanation from the SECP for omitting JS Bank in its writ petition.
KARACHI:
JS Bank and EFU General Insurance Limited have signed an agreement for the sale and distribution of a unique insurance solution, covering ATM cash withdrawals and accidental death during snatching incidents.
JS Bank, one of Pakistan’s fastest growing banks, is a leading provider of banking and wealth management solutions in Pakistan.
EFU General Insurance is one of Pakistan’s most trusted institutions in the field of insurance. EFU General Insurance Deputy Managing Director Syed Salman Rashid said, “We are excited to enhance our partnership with JS Bank, and we expect this proposition to add tremendous value to customers of the Bank.”
Meanwhile, JS Bank Corporate and Retail Banking Group Head Kamran Jafar said, “JS Bank aims to create relevant and unique solutions for its expanding and evolving customer base. This partnership reflects our commitment to the well-being of our customers.”
Published in The Express Tribune, April 15th, 2017.
JS Bank and EFU General Insurance Limited have signed an agreement for the sale and distribution of a unique insurance solution, covering ATM cash withdrawals and accidental death during snatching incidents.
JS Bank, one of Pakistan’s fastest growing banks, is a leading provider of banking and wealth management solutions in Pakistan.
EFU General Insurance is one of Pakistan’s most trusted institutions in the field of insurance. EFU General Insurance Deputy Managing Director Syed Salman Rashid said, “We are excited to enhance our partnership with JS Bank, and we expect this proposition to add tremendous value to customers of the Bank.”
Meanwhile, JS Bank Corporate and Retail Banking Group Head Kamran Jafar said, “JS Bank aims to create relevant and unique solutions for its expanding and evolving customer base. This partnership reflects our commitment to the well-being of our customers.”
Published in The Express Tribune, April 15th, 2017.