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Boost Bank and Parkson Credit partner to bring financial services to underserved Malaysians

  • BY Janarrthine Kannan
  • 3 September 2026
  • 11:45 am
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Parkson Credit Sdn Bhd has partnered with Boost Bank to extend digital financial services across Malaysia.

The collaboration combines the digital banking platform of Boost Bank with the consumer financing operations of Parkson Credit, targeting Malaysians who lack access to financial services.

Digital access to loans, insurance and savings accounts

Through streamlined digital onboarding, the partnership gives consumers direct access to various financial products. These include personal loans, insurance policies, and current or savings account options.

Both organisations intend to use this integrated platform to reach everyday consumers who lack easy access to standard financial services.

Executive statements on the partnership

Parkson Credit Chief Executive Officer Danny Poh stated that the alliance aims to improve financial accessibility across Malaysia by combining financing experience with digital banking channels.

Boost Bank Chief Executive Officer Puan Fozia Amanulla said the collaboration integrates banking into everyday life, making services more accessible and helping more Malaysians take part in the digital economy.

Tags: boost bankconsumer financingdigital bankdigital banking Malaysiadigital loansfintech MalaysiaParkson Credit
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