Thai Credit Bank Partners with DPA to Enhance Financial Literacy through "Tang To Know-how" Project

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Thai Credit Bank Public Company Limited reinforces its commitment to elevating Thai people's quality of life and contributing to the economy and society by announcing a significant collaboration with the Deposit Protection Agency (DPA) to enhance public financial literacy through the "Tang To Know-how" project. This marks the first partnership between DPA and a protected financial institution in promoting financial knowledge and deposit protection awareness.

Thai Credit Bank Partners with DPA to Enhance Financial Literacy through "Tang To Know-how" Project

This crucial collaboration reflects Thai Credit Bank's vision as committed to supporting customers to grow their business and enhance their quality of life by raising awareness about financial education to the public. Whereas the Deposit Protection Agency (DPA) which is a government agency who stands as a vital pillar of trust, ensuring depositors' confidence and safeguarding the stability of the nation's financial system.

Dr. Mahatana Ampornpisit, President of the DPA, commented on this collaboration, " We have a clear vision to be a trustworthy deposit protection agency that promotes stability of financial system to depositors and public. Thai Credit Bank is one of the protected financial institutions which DPA has firstly collaborated with; whilst this has remarked a great milestone for DPA to communicate the deposit protection knowledge and information to retails depositors in Thailand via Thai Credit Bank's communication channels.

With its nationwide branch network and expertise in retail banking services, Thai Credit Bank is ready to serve as a bridge connecting DPA's deposit protection knowledge and information to the public. This is particularly crucial in an era where financial products are becoming increasingly diverse and complex, accompanied by various forms of fraud risks.

This private and public sector collaboration between Thai Credit Bank and DPA represents a significant milestone in Thailand's banking sector for enhancing public financial literacy. It is expected to be the beginning of further collaborations to strengthen Thailand's financial stability and sustainability.


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