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BRAC Bank partners Ascent for healthcare benefits

BRAC Bank partners Ascent for healthcare benefits
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BRAC Bank has partnered with Ascent Health Limited to offer discounted healthcare services, including home-collected pathological tests and specialist consultations, to its employees and debit and credit cardholders nationwide, the bank said in a press release. The agreement, signed on 23 April 2026 at BRAC Bank head office in Dhaka, expands access to medical services as part of the bank’s employee and customer benefits programme.

Under the arrangement, BRAC Bank employees and their legal dependents, including spouses, children and parents, including in-laws, will receive a 30 per cent discount on pathological tests for home-collected samples and consultation chamber visits. Debit and credit cardholders, along with their dependents, will receive a 25 per cent discount on the same services.

Both groups will have access to specialist consultations across multiple disciplines, including Internal Medicine, Respiratory Medicine, Rheumatology, Dermatology, Nephrology, Physical Medicine, Neurology, Gynaecology and Pediatrics.

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BRAC Bank Deputy Managing Director and Head of Retail Banking Md Mahiul Islam, Head of Merchant Acquiring Khairuddin Ahmed Bappy and Head of Alliances Retail Banking Md Ashraful Alam represented the bank at the signing ceremony, alongside other senior officials.

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Ascent Health Limited was represented by Chief Executive Officer Anwarul Iqbal, Director of Business Development Ascent Group Amer Ahmed and Deputy General Manager Sales Corporate and B2C Mohammad Kamruzzaman.

BRAC Bank Deputy Managing Director and Head of Retail Banking Md Mahiul Islam said the initiative extends the bank’s role beyond financial services. He said the partnership aims to bring quality healthcare closer to employees, their families and customers.

The collaboration reflects BRAC Bank’s focus on improving overall well-being by linking financial services with accessible healthcare solutions, the bank said.

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