Banks remain committed to helping customers, CIMB's Abdul Rahman says


Group CEO of CIMB Group Datuk Abdul Rahman Ahmad: "Accordingly, CIMB has extended its payment assistance programmes until June 2021 to give customers an extended period of time to recover."

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian banks remain committed to assisting its customers and borrowers post-automatic blanket moratorium which ended on Sept 30, particularly those who continue to be affected financially.

CIMB Group Holdings Bhd group chief executive officer Datuk Abdul Rahman Ahmad said given the recent resurgence of Covid-19 cases, the bank recognises that it is even more crucial now to render financial assistance to affected individuals, especially those who have lost their income or whose income has been significantly reduced, and to business customers whose operations have suffered an adverse impact.

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