CIMB’s Innovative Pathway for Empowering SME Growth

K.J. Balan, Head of SME Banking Malaysia, CIMB Bank Berhad

15-Jan-24 10:30

CIMB’s Innovative Pathway for Empowering SME Growth

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On this special edition of Resource Centre we take a look at how CIMB revolutionises SME support, focusing on growth financing and the GreenBizReady sustainability initiative.

We also explore CIMB's tailored services for diverse SME needs, from startups to established businesses, and how they address financial management challenges. Learn about the impact of currency fluctuations and the importance of digital transformation in the post-COVID era. CIMB's commitment to sustainability and the benefits of the SME Business Card, including cash rebates and environmental responsibility, are also highlighted.

This episode unveils CIMB's role in driving SME success and innovation.

Produced by: Richard Bradbury

Presented by: Richard Bradbury

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Categories: markets, economy, technology, environment, SME, financial wellness

Tags: sme growth, currency fluctuation, cimb bank, smes, sustainability, financial management, digital transformation,

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