SME Bank going beyond financing, to offer more digital services


Group president/chief executive officer Aria Putera Ismail(pic) said through its two-year Accelerated Programme 2019-2020 which took off late last year, the bank had set new directions and initiatives to improve its services, including the National SME Digital Platform.

KUALA LUMPUR: Small Medium Enterprise Development Bank Malaysia Bhd (SME Bank), an agency under the Entrepreneur Development Ministry, has embarked on a digital transformation programme to offer new facilities and solutions to SMEs and their ecosystem, in a bid to transcend beyond financial services.

Group president/chief executive officer Aria Putera Ismail said through its two-year Accelerated Programme 2019-2020 which took off late last year, the bank had set new directions and initiatives to improve its services, including the National SME Digital Platform, in line with the National Entrepreneurship Policy 2030 (DKN 2030) to empower the adoption of innovative technology.

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