Malawi Stock Exchange listed National Bank Malawi (NBM) plc relocated its Liwonde Service Centre within Liwonde Township in Machinga district.

The Bank has moved from a rented building to a newly constructed building near Petroda Service station at Ntaja turn off. The members of staff rewarded the customers with various branded materials.

“I have enjoyed my transactions today. This is beautiful, the banking hall is spacious and modern with a working air conditioning system. I have been a customer since 2005 and today I thank the bank management for giving us this Service Centre.” Said one customer Henry Ndalama.

Malawi Stock Exchange listed National Bank of Malawi Plc presented cheques worth K3 million kwacha to the Institute of the Chartered Accountants in Malawi(ICAM) and Chartered Institute of Marketers(CIM) Malawi.

The funds have been pumped into lake conferences for the two institutions set for September 2018.

Jiya presents a prize to Ntaba

Rajiv Rawat and Deborah Ntaba on 19th August won the National Bank of Malawi (NBM) Golf tournament in men’s and women’s categories respectively at Mulanje Golf Club.

Played on stable ford format, the over-subscribed tournament attracted a field of over 70 golfers who came as far as Lilongwe.

Playing 14 handicap (h/c) Rawat registered 40 points. iIncredibly, the other three came after the Thyolo based golfer tied on 39 points

Chibwana (centre) posing with the winners before leaving for Sun CityNational Bank of Malawi (NBM) plc Saturday flew two winners in the Fiesta Save promotion to Sun City, South Africa for a fully paid one week holiday.

The two, Felix Maulidi and Malawi’s Ambassador to Kuwait Wilfred Ali left with their spouses through Chileka Airport in Blantyre aboard a Malawian Airways flight.

Speaking after seeing off the winners, NBM Products Promotion Executive Muti Chibwana said the trip signifies the bank’s passion of nurturing a business relationship with its customers.

NBM plc Corporate Affairs Manager Annie Magola

A recent report by the Tobacco Control Commission (TCC) has revealed that most tobacco farmers in the country prefer National Bank of Malawi (NBM) plc to handle their proceeds from tobacco sales than any other bank.

In its recent statistics report for June 2018, TCC says NBM plc scored 27% followed by another commercial bank at 16% of the most preferred bank by the farmers to handle their proceeds.

NBM plc Corporate Affairs Manager Annie Magola was elated with the development and attributed this to many factors including the ‘Mlimi account’.

Chatsala (right) explains to clients on the NBM stand at MIF

The just ended Malawi Investment Forum (MIF) has been touted as very successful after deals worth a staggering US$3 billion were signed. This will surely spur significant economic growth in the country.

All this money will have to go through the country’s banking system, and the investors will therefore need reliable banking partners to handle this kind of investment.

That is why National Bank of Malawi (NBM) plc was in attendance at this year’s MIF which was held in Lilongwe from June 11 and 12, 2018.

Jiya (left) presenting some educational materials to Namikasi Secondary School girls together with NBM Head of Card and eBanking William Kaunda (second right)The day started like any other normal learning day at Namikasi Secondary School which lies along the M1 Road between Lirangwe and Mdeka in Blantyre.

This was the morning of 25th April, 2018. Teachers were busy imparting knowledge to eager and attentive girl students little did they knew that they would lose all their personal belongings including school material in a fire at their dormitory.

“The fire broke out between 8.40am and 9.30am and by this time we were all busy in class, save for three girls who were sick and were at the dormitory,” recalls Samson Kasungu, Headmaster at Namikasi Secondary School.

NBM officials pose with the students and Polytechnic staff and alumni

National Bank of Malawi (NBM) plc on Friday disbursed K7.8 million worth of scholarships to 20 students who are struggling to raise school fees at the Polytechnic, a constituent college of the University of Malawi.

NBM plc made the pledge last year to pay school fees for the 20 students until they finish their courses after four years of study. The whole package is worth K1.6 million per student which translates to K32 million over the four year period.

Speaking when the bank disbursed fees for the second year students in Blantyre, NBM Head of Risk Charles Ulaya urged the students to work hard in class to make the bank proud of its investment.