EVENING 5: Bank Islam will not seek digital banking licence

The Edge TV 2021-04-21

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In today’s edition of Evening 5, Bank Islam’s CEO says the financial institution will not apply for a digital banking licence, as it has its own plans. Meanwhile, Citi Malaysia is quick to reassure its customers that its business as usual for now.
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