KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 19 — FWD Malaysia (FWD) has partnered with JA Malaysia, an education-focused non-profit organisation, to organise JA SparktheDream, a nationwide financial literacy programme designed to equip secondary school students with the knowledge and confidence to make informed financial decisions for their future.

The initiative involved a series of 14 workshops across 14 secondary schools in peninsular Malaysia, reaching approximately 1,700 students. As of 31 August 2026, all 14 workshops have been successfully conducted as planned, benefiting 1,693 students, with the support of FWD employee volunteers.

In Malaysia, the initiative reflects FWD’s long-term investment in strengthening financial knowledge and life skills among young Malaysians, helping them build a stronger foundation for their future financial wellbeing.

The half-day workshops are delivered through an engaging and interactive approach, combining practical activities, discussions, and a proprietary financial literacy module developed by JA Malaysia. Students also participate in an educational board game that introduces key financial concepts in a fun and relatable manner, encouraging them to develop positive financial habits from an early age.

Aman Chowla, Country CEO said, “At FWD, we believe financial literacy is a critical life skill that empowers individuals to make informed decisions and build greater financial resilience. Through our partnership with JA Malaysia, we are helping young Malaysians gain practical knowledge and confidence to navigate real-life financial situations. By investing in financial education today, we hope to inspire a generation that is better prepared to achieve their aspirations and secure their future.”

Beyond classroom learning, the programme is further strengthened by the participation of FWD employee volunteers, who support workshop activities and engage directly with students. Their involvement reflects FWD’s commitment to creating positive and lasting impact in the communities it serves.

Since launching its financial literacy initiatives in Malaysia, FWD has reached more than 8,000 students nationwide, and expects to benefit over 10,000 students by the end of 2027. The company remains committed to expanding access to financial education and supporting efforts to improve financial literacy among underserved communities across the country.

The FWD and JA SparktheDream Programme forms part of FWD’s broader community care efforts aimed at empowering individuals and communities to celebrate living and build brighter futures.