Capital Bank Announces the Names of the 10 Children Winners of the Bright Savings Account Prizes
Capital Bank announced the names of 10 winners from Bright savings account holders, dedicated to children and youth under the age of 18, with total cash prizes amounting to JOD 50,000. The announcement took place during a ceremony held at the Orthodox Club, where each winner received a prize of JOD 5,000.
The Bright account is one of the banking products launched by the bank to meet the needs of the new generation, combining savings features with incentive rewards that strengthen the connection between children, their parents, and responsible financial habits. This initiative comes as part of Capital Bank’s commitment to promoting a culture of saving among younger generations by offering innovative banking solutions targeting children and youth, contributing to instilling early financial planning concepts and building a sustainable financial future.
The winners are: Razi Ghaith Arabiyat under custody of his father, Anas Ibrahim Al-Husban under custody of his father, Mustafa Mohammad Hajabi under custody of his father, Adam Nasri Hanoush under custody of his father, Yara Haddad for the benefit of the child George Hazem Aboudi, Karam Qusai Al-Akawi under custody of his father, Nisreen Qatabi for the benefit of the child Masa Firas Ashour, Celine Saher Salwadi under custody of her father, Raya Saed Qawar under custody of her father, and Suhad Al-Safadi for the benefit of the child Selena Samir Al-Safadi.
On this occasion, Nadeem Khitan, Chief Consumer Banking Officer at Capital Bank, said: “At Capital Bank, we are proud of the remarkable turnout witnessed by the Bright account, which reflects a growing awareness among parents of the importance of instilling a saving culture in their children from an early age. We believe that saving is a fundamental tool for empowering individuals, enhancing their readiness to face future challenges, and achieving their aspirations.”
Khitan reaffirmed that opportunities remain available to win the grand prizes, including an educational policy valued at up to JOD 50,000, underscoring the bank’s ongoing commitment to supporting children’s futures and securing their educational and essential needs.
He further emphasized Capital Bank’s commitment to continuously advancing its innovative banking products and services to enhance saving across different segments of society, thereby contributing to empowering future generations to build a more stable and sustainable financial future.