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Phnom Penh, December
24, 2024 – Hattha Bank, a subsidiary of Krungsri (Bank of
Ayudhya PCL), the fifth-largest commercial bank in Thailand and a member of the
MUFG Global Financial Group, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU)
with the National University of Battambang (NUBB) to foster a collaborative
partnership aimed at promoting education, financial literacy, and human capital
development. This strategic collaboration highlights the shared commitment of
both institutions to contribute to Cambodia’s socio-economic growth.
The MoU outlines key
initiatives for educational and financial development. Hattha Bank customers
will enjoy exclusive tuition discounts at NUBB, enhancing access to higher
education. Both companies will promote each other’s services and raise
awareness of financial literacy through joint campaigns.
Speaking about the
partnership, Mr. Sean Thorninn, Chief Sale and Distribution Officer of
Hattha Bank, said “This MoU signifies our commitment to strengthening
Cambodia’s human capital development by making education more accessible,
improving financial literacy, and supporting the future workforce. By
collaborating with NUBB, we aim to empower the beneficiaries, and the broader
community with access to vital educational and financial services.”
H.E. Sok Khorn,
Rector of National University of Battambang, also
emphasized the importance of the partnership, stating “We are excited to join
hands with Hattha Bank to offer our students more opportunities for growth and
learning. This collaboration not only supports our students’ educational
journeys but also helps bridge the gap between academia and industry, ensuring
that our graduates are well-prepared for the modern workforce.”
This MoU aligns with
Cambodia’s broader goals of advancing financial inclusion, education, and human
capital development. By promoting access to education and fostering financial
literacy, the partnership contributes to the country's socio-economic
development and helps build a more inclusive, knowledge-driven society.
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