NDB Bank has announced its strategic partnership with VXL Education, a leading international education consultancy firm with over 15 years of experience in the sector.
The official signing of the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) took place at NDB Bank Head Office, marking the beginning of a collaboration that promises to support aspiring students with a seamless and financially accessible path to study abroad, the bank said in a media release.
Signing on behalf of NDB were Sanjaya Perera, Senior Vice President – Personal Banking & Customer Experience, and Zeyan Hameed, Vice President – Retail Banking, while Ayodhya Kodagoda, Managing Director of VXL Education, and Nihal Kodagoda, Director/CFO, represented the education consultancy at the event.
With an extensive global presence and a 97 per cent visa success rate, VXL Education has helped over 2,000 students navigate their international education journeys, offering end-to-end services from university selection and visa processing to onshore support and accommodation. Their partnerships span across destinations including Australia, the UK, Canada, Germany, the US, and beyond.
Through this partnership, NDB Bank will offer a suite of tailored financial solutions that complement VXL Education’s student support framework. This includes education loan offerings, student file facilities, and foreign remittance support, ensuring that families have access to the resources they need when preparing for overseas education.
Commenting on the partnership, Mr. Perera noted: “At NDB, we are committed to empowering the aspirations of our younger generation. Partnering with a globally respected brand like VXL Education enables us to strengthen our support to students and families who are embarking on life-changing academic journeys. We are proud to be a part of their future.”
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