The China Post
Date: September 27, 2017

To promote financial literacy, Citibank Taiwan has held Citi Financial Education

To promote financial literacy, Citibank Taiwan has held Citi Financial Education Carnival during Sept. 26 to Oct.1.

Carnival during Sept. 26 to Oct.1. Through the physical exhibition, the bank can show its past efforts and achievements. Meanwhile, a number of interesting interactive games are interspersed throughout the exhibition to help the general public examine their own consumer behavior and financial attitude.

“Citi has strived to enable social progress and economic growth by providing responsible financial services,” said Paulus Mok, Citi Country Officer (CCO) for Taiwan. “Catering to the public’s need for financial literacy, Citi Taiwan has been working with Citi Foundation to promote financial education since 2004. Over the past 14 years, we have invested more than NT$140 million in the promotion of financial literacy. The number of beneficiaries who received our financial education has exceeded 600,000.”

“In response to the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of eradicating poverty, Citi has long been providing a series of financial inclusion services for different ethnic groups. Through a wide range of curriculums, micro-insurance, and microfinance, we help many disadvantaged groups around the world to achieve financial freedom and live a better life,” said Richard Tesvich, Managing Director and Regional Head of Corporate Affairs of Citi for Asia Pacific Region.
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