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Syed Rafiqul Haq, Chief Business Officer of Mutual Trust Bank Limited and Lewis Ng, Head of Marketing of Farrer Park Hospital Singapore, exchanging a MoU signing documents at the banks head office in the city on Monday. Under the deal, employees and family members of the bank will get exclusive healthcare benefits for treatment in the hospital. Senior officials from both the organizations were also present.

Syed Rafiqul Haq, Chief Business Officer of Mutual Trust Bank Limited and Lewis Ng, Head of Marketing of Farrer Park Hospital Singapore, exchanging a MoU signing documents at the banks head office in the city on Monday. Under the deal, employees and famil
Syed Rafiqul Haq, Chief Business Officer of Mutual Trust Bank Limited and Lewis Ng, Head of Marketing of Farrer Park Hospital Singapore, exchanging a MoU signing documents at the banks head office in the city on Monday. Under the deal, employees and famil
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