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ANNUAL REPORT 2021  19
               SUSTAINABILITY STATEMENT  OUR GOVERNANCE  OUR NUMBERS  OTHER INFORMATION













            As  disclosed  in  the  Ministry  of  Finance’s        and  the  Financial  Management  and
            2022  Economic  Outlook  report,  the                  Resilience  Programme  (“URUS”),  as  well

            government  implemented  assistance  and               as  extended  a  six-month  moratorium  on
            economic stimulus packages totalling RM225             financing  facilities  for  our  retail  customers
            billion  during  the  year  to  benefit  over  20      and  to  boost  the  business  resilience  of

            million people and 2.4 million businesses.             small and medium enterprises (“SMEs”).

            For Bank Muamalat Malaysia Berhad (“Bank               Staying responsive to the needs and requests

            Muamalat” or “the Bank”), our role  was to             of  our  customers,  the  Bank  also  improved
            support the nation's transition through, and           service  delivery,  nurtured  people  potential

            out of, the economic crisis, by stepping up            and strengthened operational capabilities. At
            response to the government's call for banks to         the same time, the Bank's strategic plan for
            support and assist customers in their time of          the future was reviewed in light of the broader

            need. The Bank supported various deferment             forces of change shaping the economic and
            and assisted payment schemes such as Pakej             financial landscape ahead.
            Perlindungan Rakyat Dan Pemulihan Ekonomi

            (“PEMULIH”), Targeted Payment Assistance,               *Source: Department of Statistics, Malaysia

























               PBZT                             Total assets                   Total gross financing
               RM256.6 million                  RM27.6 billion                 RM20.9 billion
               (FY2020: RM174.8 million)        (FY2020: RM25.8 billion)       (FY2020: RM18.2 billion)
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