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Contact: Mr. Tho Sroy | Email: sroytho@hatthabank.com | Phone/Telegram: (855) 69 555 513
On 24th - 27th April 2022, Hattha Bank by working with PATA Cambodia Chapter, TrustBiz in Nepal, and IMCT Co., LTD in Thailand, facilitated the International Exposure Visit Program on Microfinance Governance and Electronic Transactions in Microfinance in Cambodia to the delegates from the Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal, presented by Mr. Tho Sroy, VP & Head of Learning and Development. The visit on Microfinance Governance and Electronic Transactions was organized to provide delegates on the best practices for managing microfinance institutions and utilizing electronic Transactions in Cambodia. The delegation which consist of Senior Officers, Programmer, Deputy Divisional Manager, and President were able to learn about the importance of effective governance in microfinance institutions, the benefits of electronic transactions, and the challenges faced in implementing them. Overall, the visit provided valuable insights into the world of microfinance and the role of technology in improving its efficiency and accessibility in Cambodia.
on 22nd - 25th August 2022, Hattha Bank by working with PATA Cambodia Chapter, TrustBiz in Nepal, and IMCT Co., LTD in Thailand, facilitated the International Exposure Study Visit on Microfinance Governance and Electronic Transactions in Microfinance in Cambodia to the delegates from the Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal, presented by Mr. Tho Sroy, VP & Head of Learning and Development. The program provided delegates on the best practices for managing microfinance institutions and utilizing electronic Transactions in Cambodia. The study visit included presentations from experts in the field, visits to microfinance institutions, and discussions on the opportunities and challenges faced by microfinance institutions in adopting electronic transactions. The delegates which consisted of the Board of Directors, Company Secretary, Accountants, Senior Officers, and President were able to learn about the importance of effective governance in microfinance institutions, the benefits of electronic transactions, opportunities, and the issues faced in implementing them. Overall, the visit provided valuable insights into the world of microfinance and the role of technology in improving its efficiency and accessibility in Cambodia.
On 6th - 8th February 2023, Hattha Bank by working with PATA Cambodia Chapter, TrustBiz in Nepal, and IMCT Co., LTD in Thailand facilitated a group of microfinance professionals from the Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal to learn about the Housing Finance and Regulatory Framework. The group met with Mr. Khiev Vanna, VP & Head of Credit Products Management, and Mrs. Srun Houng, Head of Compliance of Hattha Bank to understand the policies and regulations governing the finance sector. The delegations which consisted of the Deputy Director, General Secretary, Chief Executive Officer, Deputy Chief Executive Officer, Senior Manager, and Chief Manager from the Central Bank, Nepal Microfinance and Bank Association, Private Companies, and NGOs also visited the SOSORO Museum and a few microfinance institutions to gain insights into their operations, opportunities, challenges, and successes. The visit highlighted the importance of having a robust regulatory framework that balances the needs of the microfinance sector and protects the interests of borrowers. The group also recognized the potential of microfinance to support financial inclusion and promote economic growth in Cambodia.
On 09th - 10th May 2023, Hattha Bank facilitated the International Exposure Visit Program on Microfinance Governance and Financial Risk Governance in financial institutions to the delegates from the Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal, presented by Mr. Tho Sroy, VP & Head of Learning and Development and Mr. Nem Channoern, Deputy Risk Chief Officer of Hattha Bank. This exposure and study visit was organized to provide delegates with the best practices for managing microfinance institutions and managing financial risk in the institution. Overall, the delegates were able to learn about the importance and best practices of implementing a financial risk governance framework, the sale and marketing of microfinance products and services, and branch operations as well.
