National Bank of Malawi (NBM) plc will celebrate this year’s Christmas with its stakeholders by donating various items to educational and health-care institutions through a programme named ’12 days of Christmas’.

Previously, NBM plc reached out to those in need each festive season through its Christmas Cheer program under which items were donated to three institutions in the South, Central and Northern Regions.   

This year, however, the Bank, has -through its Service Centres, identified 12 areas of need and will touch on each one of these areas from the 6^th to the 21^st of December 2021.

Mzungu (right) presents the dummy cheque to Professor Saka

National Bank of Malawi (NBM) plc has supported the Mzuzu University Vice Chancellor’s fund-raising walk for needy students with K1.5 million.

Speaking in Mzuzu during the cheque presentation, NBM plc Mzuzu Service Centre Manager Samson Mzungu said although some members of the bank participated in the fund-raising walk as part of the bank’s wellness progamme, they also support the initiative by the Vice Chancellor to keep the needy students in college.

“As the Bank of the Nation, NBM plc believes that education is the key to the development of the country and that is why we have supported the education sector especially at tertiary level for more than 40 years through sponsorships, school fees and best students’ awards among others.”

NBM Head of Digital Financial Services William KaundaNational Bank of Malawi (NBM) plc has partnered with Malawi Housing Corporation (MHC) to launch a three-month promotion which aims at encouraging MHC tenants to pay their rentals and ground rentals using the bank’s mobile banking platform, the Mo626 ice.

Speaking in Blantyre, NBM plc Head of Digital Financial Services William Kaunda said the promotion dubbed ‘Kwathu Pa Mo, will increase usage of the Mo626 platform which is secure, reliable and provides a rare banking experience.

“Our customers and tenants for MHC will not be queueing to pay for rentals or ground fees because the Bank of the Nation provides exciting financial solutions to them,” said Kaunda.

Service Centre Manager for Capital City Service Centre George Nyirenda (right) handing over a symbolic cheque to Police Commissioner Stan Kaliza

National Bank of Malawi (NBM) plc has given K2.6 million to the Malawi Police Service (MPS) to help towards the law enforcers centenary celebrations scheduled for early next month.

Presenting the cheque at the Police headquarters at area 30 in Lilongwe, NBM plc Service Centre Manager for Capital City Service Centre George Nyirenda said as the Bank of the Nation, NBM plc values the work that Police do in the country hence the support.

NBM Head of Operations Brian Boby (right) presenting a symbolic cheque to MIPS CEO Feston KaupaWith a spirit of giving, the bank of the nation, National Bank of Malawi (NBM) plc has given K2 million to the Malawi Institute of Procurement and Supply (MIPS) for their annual lake conference scheduled to take place from 23rd to 25th September, 2021 in Mangochi Lakeshore District.

Speaking during the cheque presentation event in Blantyre, NBM Head of Operations Brian Boby said the conference is of great importance to the Bank because it presents an ideal opportunity to engage procurement professionals on financial solutions that the bank is capable of providing to them.

NBM Head of Retail Banking Oswin Kasunda introducing Step Up Entrepreneur

National Bank of Malawi (NBM) has introduced a new product dubbed ‘Step Up Entrepreneur’ aimed at providing start-up capital loans for budding entrepreneurs.

The new product was launched at NBM Headquarters in Blantyre on Thursday at an event that was attended by youthful entrepreneurs.

Jere right presents a dummy cheque to Gondwe

The country’s leading commercial bank, National Bank of Malawi (NBM) plc has supported the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Malawi (ICAM) with a K3 million donation for its annual lake conference scheduled for 16-18 September 2021 in the Lake District of Mangochi.

NBM plc Head of Internal Audit Daniel Jere said the conference dubbed ‘the biggest of them all’ attracts a diverse range of high-profile personalities and professionals in the country ranging from government, parastatals, NGOs, development partners, international partners and members of the private sector, among others.

Malenga (right) presents the cheque to Kazembe

National Bank of Malawi (NBM) plc Wednesday gave out K1.5 million towards the first ever Malawi Agriculture and Technology Conference (MATC) slated for 23^rd to 24 the September, 2021 at the Bingu International Convention Centre (BICC) in Lilongwe.

Speaking in Lilongwe during a cheque presentation ceremony to Pan African Learning and Growth Network (PALGNET) who are organizing the conference in collaboration with ICT Association of Malawi (ICTAM), mHub and the Ministry of Agriculture, NBM plc Senior Manager, Corporate Banking Shadreck Malenga said the Bank supports the conference because it will help farmers maximize their outputs.