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Mobilink Microfinance Bank has launched a School Loan programme to help educational institutions become more financially self-sufficient.

  • April 15, 2022
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Mobilink Microfinance Bank Limited (MMBL), Pakistan’s largest digital bank, has launched a School Loan, an innovative offering aimed at financially empowering all non-state schools operating in rural, semi-urban, and urban areas – local private schools, school chains, and technical educational institutions – to continue delivering quality education.


Staff development, education quality improvement, construction or renovation of school buildings, establishment or expansion of labs, purchase of assets such as furniture or computer equipment, and meeting operational requirements are all tasks that educational institutions in the country frequently lack access to finance for.

The MMBL School Loan, which is available throughout Pakistan via the bank’s wide branch network, provides up to PKR 3 million in funding with terms and conditions tailored to educational institutions’ needs. The MMBL School Loan is intended to assist borrowers in continuing to deliver high-quality education to children throughout the United States.

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