Brunei Darussalam's regulator, the Brunei Darussalam Central Bank (BDCB) and the country's Ministry of Education have organised an event aimed at equipping equip students with practical financial knowledge and skills, and focusses on pupils from remote and underserved areas.
According to BDCB managing director Yang Mulia Hajah Rashidah binti Haji Sabtu, the event aims to nurture a financially literate and digitally resilient generation that can stay safe in today’s evolving digital financial environment.
Exhibitors at the event included the Brunei Economic Development Board, Insurans Islam TAIB, Syarikat Takaful Brunei Darussalam and AIA Brunei, who delivered content ranging from financial consumer protection to retirement planning and takaful.
Usinwise, the official brand for national financial literacy campaigns under the National Financial Literacy Council was also launched. The brand embodies a shared national vision to build a financially savvy and resilient society, by connecting Bruneians to trusted, accessible financial education.