TV, radio & news

Sharan Jaswal met with a journalist from French Cambodian magazine to discuss how Cambodians could benefit from MyBnk's programmes and how better financial education can help improve their economy. File available in English.

Money savvy students launched a bank at their school as part of a campaign to teach young people about handling and saving money. Newham Recorder and London 24 report.

Bexley is the first council in the UK to successfully launch an incentive to reward residents for recycling and earn points donated as money for one of three charities. Local Green Points is one of these chosen organisations.

SRI are leading providers of strategy for sustainable development in China. Here they showcase Lily Lapenna and MyBnk. The British Council also translated and published the article.

The BBC World Service features MyBnk’s Uni Dosh workshop on their Financial Literacy radio programme. Here they interview students and MyBnk's Sharan Jaswal.

Press Association covers launch of two new banks in Walthamstow and Forest Gate during Global Enterprise Week. The story was re-syndicated by four other media sites.

Each month the Swedish Chamber of Commerce interviews a young, promising entrepreneur. This month they chose to feature Lily and MyBnk.

On November 1 the government launched Junior ISAs — these let friends, family or the child themselves put up to £3,600 a year into a tax-free savings account. Money paid in is kept there until the child turns 18, earning interest tax-free. Mel from MyBnk comments.

MyBnk's Lily Lapenna is named one of 50 Stars in 'Seriously Long-term Innovation' in The Future Quotient report. Here Lily is mentioned in the executive chairman's article for the Guardian on sustainability in business.