Between March 18 and 24, millions of children and young people will take part in Global Money Week. The campaign includes open lessons, workshops, contests and other events that develop saving, budgeting and investing skills for a prosperous society.

OTP Bank participates in the global effort alongside its partner OK Financial Education Foundation. Under the slogan of the current edition "Protect your money, secure your future," the foundation will offer a series of activities that will empower young people not only to manage their money responsibly but to protect themselves from online financial risks. Through discussions and interactive games, pupils and students will learn the most effective ways to manage money.

•  Financial Education Marathon, IV edition, a series of webinars, organized in different regions of the country;
• Visit for students to the OTP Bank Training Center;
• Visit to the National Bank of Moldova museum , followed by a visit to the OK Foundation;
• "Saving for my future" workshop for children of bank employees;
• Awareness raising campaign carried out on the bank's social networks with tips for saving and recognizing fraud.

OTP Bank, together with its partner OK Financial Education Foundation, has taken part in the Global Money Week since 2019. So far, over 17,000 children and adults from 36 localities of the country have enjoyed the Foundation's free programs held with the support of OTP Bank.

OTP Bank (Moldova), a subsidiary of OTP Group, is an integrated and universal provider of financial services. With an approach defined by responsibility, commitment and professionalism, OTP Bank understands the needs of customers and the current market context, and is a reliable financial partner in the provision of financial services. OTP Bank is the founder of the Foundation for Financial Education "OK."

"OK" Financial Education Foundation was created on December 5, 2019, under the patronage of OTP Bank S.A. with the aim of contributing to increasing the degree of financial education in the Republic of Moldova. More than 17,000 people, children, young people and adults, from 36 localities in the country, have benefited from the Foundation's financial education programs.