The announcement quoted Levente Kovács, the rector of Óbuda University, who said that Gránit Bank plans to hold lectures on financial awareness in a joint arrangement with the university's student organization.
"In addition, I would like to involve the students in banking idea contests, testing, and activities aimed at making them participate in the broad innovation process of banking operations," he said.
Éva Hegedüs, the president and CEO of Gránit Bank, noted in the announcement that the financial institution, as a strategic partner, provides innovative and integrated financial services and offers internships to the students of the higher education institution.
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