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DBS Hong Kong and Manulife Hong Kong mark 10 years of partnership with HK$1 million donation to support healthcare workers’ wellbeing

[The content of this article has been produced by our advertising partner.] As DBS Hong Kong and Manulife Hong Kong celebrate the 10th anniversary of their bancassurance partnership, the two organizations are marking the milestone with a HK$1 million donation to Oasis – Centre for Personal Growth & Crisis Intervention, a centre under the Hospital Authority's Corporate Clinical Psychology…

DBS Hong Kong and Manulife Hong Kong mark 10 years of partnership with HK$1 million donation to support healthcare workers’ wellbeing

DBS Hong Kong and Manulife Hong Kong have marked the 10-year anniversary of their bancassurance partnership with a HK$1 million donation to Oasis – Centre for Personal Growth & Crisis Intervention. The donation aims to support healthcare workers' wellbeing by upgrading the myOasis mobile application, offering digital mental health resources to Hospital Authority staff.

Over the past decade, the partnership has expanded, with annual insurance sales increasing by more than 400% since its launch. Combining DBS's banking and digital capabilities with Manulife's insurance expertise, the companies have tailored their offerings to meet customers' evolving needs at different life stages. Sebastian Paredes, Head of North Asia and CEO of DBS Hong Kong, highlighted the partnership's role in helping customers protect their wealth and plan for long-term financial needs.

Wilton Kee, CEO of Manulife Hong Kong and Macau, emphasized the shared commitment to creating long-term value for customers and society, as well as supporting the wellbeing of Hong Kong's healthcare workers. The HK$1 million donation will benefit around 90,000 healthcare workers across Hong Kong's public hospitals.

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