HSBC Backs AES Financial Literacy Course
HSBC Bermuda is providing $47,000 in financial support to assist the Adult Education School’s financial literacy course.
A spokesperson said, “Today, HSBC Bermuda [HSBC] announces its charitable partnership with the Adult Education School [AES] as the school approaches the launch of its financial literacy course.
“HSBC is providing $47,000 in financial support to help ensure the success of the course and further support its existing GED ‘Plus’ programme.
“Educating the community on how the effective use of money can improve the lives of individuals and ultimately benefit the wider community, is not new for HSBC.”
“For years HSBC has been investing in our community through the provision of expertise, financial resources and volunteer support to those organizations, charities, and non-profits that the Bank considers are focused on making a positive, meaningful and long-lasting impact to the island. The financial literacy course being offered for free through AES absolutely meets those criteria,” shared Tanya Bule, Head of International Wealth and Premier Banking at HSBC Bermuda.
The spokesperson said, “In addition, HSBC colleagues will join other members of the wider community in helping to facilitate the course.”
“We are pleased to lend our support to this important initiative and look forward to working closely with AES in their community education efforts,” said Bule.
Well done HSBC. Im sure others will join you. Thank you.