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FWD Insurance Wins ESG Plus Award for Empowering Malaysian Communities

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19 December 2025


KUALA LUMPUR: FWD Insurance Berhad ("FWD Insurance") has been honoured at the ESG Plus Awards 2025, organised by The Exchange Asia, receiving the Social Impact & Inclusion Award under the Community Engagement & Social Responsibility category. This accolade celebrates FWD Insurance’s sustained dedication to enhancing financial literacy and fostering inclusive, empowered communities across Malaysia.


The ESG Plus Awards recognise organisations demonstrating significant leadership in environmental, social, and governance (ESG) practices. FWD Insurance’s recognition underscores its approach of integrating purpose with business, developing programmes that educate and empower Malaysians at every life stage.


FWD Insurance’s award-winning initiatives span from primary schools to tertiary education, equipping learners with vital financial skills: Know Your Money – Primary School Programme. This programme introduces children to fundamental money concepts through engaging lessons and hands-on activities. Over the past year, it has reached more than 5,000 primary school pupils, laying the groundwork for responsible money management from an early age.


JA SparktheDream Secondary School Programme; Designed for teenagers, this initiative develops practical financial decision-making skills and confidence. More than 1,300 secondary students across the country have participated, with teachers noting improved awareness and application of financial knowledge.


Preparing Young Adults for Real-Life Financial Responsibilities; Focusing on budgeting, savings, and long-term planning, this programme aims to benefit 10,000 young adults over two years, empowering them with the knowledge to make informed financial choices.


Infrastructure Support – Sponsorship of 40 Digital Boards for Pejabat Pendidikan Daerah (PPD) Keramat;  This initiative enhances digital learning environments, ensuring continuous access to financial education for students and teachers across 38 schools in the Keramat district.


Driving Impact Beyond Numbers; The award reflects not only FWD Insurance’s extensive reach but also the tangible benefits these programmes deliver to communities. Schools report that students demonstrate stronger financial understanding and decision-making skills, helping to cultivate a generation capable of making informed financial choices and contributing to broader community wellbeing.


"Financial literacy is a powerful enabler, and we believe everyone deserves the knowledge and confidence to make informed decisions about their future. This recognition affirms our commitment to supporting communities through meaningful, long-term initiatives that help Malaysians build financial resilience. We are honoured to be recognised at the ESG Plus Awards and remain dedicated to creating positive social impact for generations to come," said Aman Chowla, Country CEO of FWD Malaysia.


Mak See Sen, CEO of FWD Insurance Berhad, emphasised, "Creating genuine social impact requires long-term commitment, collaboration, and a clear sense of purpose. Our financial literacy programmes reflect our belief that every Malaysian, regardless of age or background, deserves the knowledge to build a secure financial future. This recognition motivates us to continue investing in initiatives that uplift communities and drive meaningful, sustainable change."


FWD Insurance continues to embed social responsibility into its ESG strategy in Malaysia, ensuring that financial education is accessible, engaging, and sustainable. By equipping young Malaysians with the skills to manage their money wisely, FWD Insurance is helping to shape a financially confident and empowered generation.

 
 
 

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