Source from (The Star Online): http://biz.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2012/9/11/business/12003598&sec=business
Published: September 11, 2012
KUALA LUMPUR: Bank Simpanan Nasional (BSN) expects its net income to
touch RM1.3bil this year from RM1.03bil in 2011, mainly driven by higher
loan revenue and better utilisation of the community bank through
various government initiatives.
Deputy chief executive (retail
banking) Winston E. Jeyaprakash said this year, BSN expected better
contribution from its non-interest income with the bank's enhanced
infrastructure for wealth management and remittance.
He said 2012
was expected to be a better year for BSN as it had plans for enhanced
versions of existing products as well as better and efficient online
banking services.
“We are improving our infrastructure and banking channels such as Internet banking. We are bringing it to a very new level.
“We
are also looking to increase our agent base for the banking beyond
branches (3B) services to 3,000 agents by end of this year from 2,016
agents who have done 1.3 million transactions worth about RM130mil as of
Aug 31, 2012,” Winston told reporters on the sidelines of BSN's Hari
Raya open house yesterday. Bernama
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