NCC Bank PLC organised the “Student Banking Conference-2026, Feni” in collaboration with 38 scheduled banks operating in the district. The event was part of a nationwide financial inclusion programme supervised by Bangladesh Bank.
At the event, Bangladesh Bank honoured banks for their performance in opening student banking accounts in Feni in 2026. NCC Bank secured first place for opening the highest number of student accounts. Dutch-Bangla Bank and Basic Bank received second and third place respectively, said a press release on Sunday, 15 November.
The conference themes were “One Country, One QR—Bangla QR in Transactions” and “Let Safe Cashless Transactions Begin with Financial Literacy.” More than 200 invited students and teachers participated in a colourful rally in Feni district town, led by bank representatives.
Debashish Roy, Additional Director (Financial Inclusion) of Bangladesh Bank, inaugurated the conference as chief guest.
Speaking at the main event at the District Shilpakala Academy Auditorium, Debashish Roy said banking services will gradually become digital as Bangladesh Bank has already begun granting approvals for digital banks. Banks and educational institutions must work together to make student banking programmes effective. He also called on students to become accustomed to digital transactions and the use of Bangla QR.
NCC Bank has conducted awareness activities on student banking and financial literacy in 142 educational institutions across the country this year.
