Youth Loan Scheme : NBP facilitates successful candidates
Several candidates have already been intimated through calls and SMS.
KARACHI:
As part of the Prime Minister’s Youth Business Loan Scheme (PMYBL), specific National Bank of Pakistan branches remained open on May 17. The branches had been directed to facilitate all successful candidates of the first balloting which was held in Islamabad on February 28, 2014. Several candidates have already been intimated through calls and SMS. Offer letters have also been dispatched to the successful applicants. However, in order to facilitate the process, the applicants have been requested to contact their respective designated hub branches for collection of their offer letters, if not received already, and for completion of required documentation. NBP has made substantial progress towards launching this scheme. This initiative will go some way in assisting the economic progress of the country, and will prove to be a catalyst for channelising adequate financing towards this credit starved segment of population.
Published in The Express Tribune, May 20th, 2014.
As part of the Prime Minister’s Youth Business Loan Scheme (PMYBL), specific National Bank of Pakistan branches remained open on May 17. The branches had been directed to facilitate all successful candidates of the first balloting which was held in Islamabad on February 28, 2014. Several candidates have already been intimated through calls and SMS. Offer letters have also been dispatched to the successful applicants. However, in order to facilitate the process, the applicants have been requested to contact their respective designated hub branches for collection of their offer letters, if not received already, and for completion of required documentation. NBP has made substantial progress towards launching this scheme. This initiative will go some way in assisting the economic progress of the country, and will prove to be a catalyst for channelising adequate financing towards this credit starved segment of population.
Published in The Express Tribune, May 20th, 2014.