1998 – Region Anniversary Dinner & Dance, Ipoh
Ching Neng Bin receiving a Gold Coin in recognition of 25 years of dedicated service from Teh Hong Piow at the Bank’s 32nd Anniversary Banquet in 1998 — a proud and memorable milestone. The year 1998 marked a moment of profound significance in the career of Ching Neng Bin — a quarter century of steadfast service with Public Bank.
At the Bank’s 32nd Anniversary Banquet, held in an atmosphere of grandeur and celebration, Ching was honoured for his 25 years of loyal and distinguished service. Before an audience of senior management, colleagues, and fellow award recipients, he stepped forward to receive a Gold Coin Long Service Award — a symbol not merely of time served, but of unwavering dedication, integrity, and contribution to the Bank’s enduring success.
The award was presented personally by Tan Sri Dato’ Sri Dr. Teh Hong Piow, Founder and Chairman of Public Bank — a leader whose vision had guided the institution from its humble beginnings to national prominence. The handshake between founder and manager represented more than a ceremonial gesture; it reflected a shared commitment to excellence, discipline, and prudent stewardship.
Twenty-five years in banking is not simply a measure of longevity. It is a testament to resilience through economic cycles, adaptability amid industry changes, and leadership cultivated through experience. From early postings to his role as Branch Manager in Seri Manjung, Ching’s journey mirrored the Bank’s own steady rise — built upon trust, performance, and customer confidence.
As the banquet hall shimmered with lights and applause filled the room, the gold coin gleamed as a fitting emblem of a career forged in dedication. It was both a recognition of the past and a promise for the future — for in the spirit of service that defined those twenty-five years, the journey was far from over.
Indeed, 1998 was not merely an anniversary year. It was a golden milestone in a legacy of commitment to Public Bank and the community it serves.
Ching Neng Bin receiving a Gold Coin in recognition of 25 years of dedicated service from Teh Hong Piow at the Bank’s 32nd Anniversary Banquet in 1998 — a proud and memorable milestone. The year 1998 marked a moment of profound significance in the career of Ching Neng Bin — a quarter century of steadfast service with Public Bank.
At the Bank’s 32nd Anniversary Banquet, held in an atmosphere of grandeur and celebration, Ching was honoured for his 25 years of loyal and distinguished service. Before an audience of senior management, colleagues, and fellow award recipients, he stepped forward to receive a Gold Coin Long Service Award — a symbol not merely of time served, but of unwavering dedication, integrity, and contribution to the Bank’s enduring success.
The award was presented personally by Tan Sri Dato’ Sri Dr. Teh Hong Piow, Founder and Chairman of Public Bank — a leader whose vision had guided the institution from its humble beginnings to national prominence. The handshake between founder and manager represented more than a ceremonial gesture; it reflected a shared commitment to excellence, discipline, and prudent stewardship.
Twenty-five years in banking is not simply a measure of longevity. It is a testament to resilience through economic cycles, adaptability amid industry changes, and leadership cultivated through experience. From early postings to his role as Branch Manager in Seri Manjung, Ching’s journey mirrored the Bank’s own steady rise — built upon trust, performance, and customer confidence.
As the banquet hall shimmered with lights and applause filled the room, the gold coin gleamed as a fitting emblem of a career forged in dedication. It was both a recognition of the past and a promise for the future — for in the spirit of service that defined those twenty-five years, the journey was far from over.
Indeed, 1998 was not merely an anniversary year. It was a golden milestone in a legacy of commitment to Public Bank and the community it serves.
1998 - Perak Region Anniversary Dinner and Dance held in Ipoh
An Evening of Celebration, Camaraderie and Pride - The year 1998 was marked not only by challenges in the economic landscape, but also by a reaffirmation of unity and resilience within the Public Bank family. Amid changing tides, the Region Anniversary Dinner and Dance held in Ipoh stood as a shining testament to solidarity, achievement, and shared purpose.
Set against the elegant backdrop of one of Ipoh’s grand ballrooms, the evening brought together managers, officers, and staff from branches across the region. For one memorable night, the pressures of daily banking operations were set aside, replaced by laughter, music, and the warm glow of fellowship.
Staff dressed in their finest attire, colleagues who were accustomed to crisp office wear transformed into distinguished gentlemen and elegant ladies. The atmosphere sparkled with anticipation as speeches were delivered, milestones acknowledged, and contributions recognized. It was an occasion not merely to commemorate another year in the region’s history, but to honour the collective effort that had strengthened Public Bank’s standing in Perak.
For Branch Manager Ching Neng Bin of Seri Manjung, the evening symbolised more than celebration — it was a reminder that leadership extends beyond targets and balance sheets. It is built upon teamwork, mutual respect, and the enduring spirit of unity that binds colleagues together through both prosperous and testing times.
As music filled the hall and partners took to the dance floor, the anniversary dinner became a cherished memory — a pause in time to appreciate friendships forged, successes earned, and the shared journey ahead.
Indeed, the 1998 Region Anniversary Dinner and Dance in Ipoh was not merely an event. It was a celebration of resilience, loyalty, and the unwavering commitment that defines the Public Bank family.
An Evening of Celebration, Camaraderie and Pride - The year 1998 was marked not only by challenges in the economic landscape, but also by a reaffirmation of unity and resilience within the Public Bank family. Amid changing tides, the Region Anniversary Dinner and Dance held in Ipoh stood as a shining testament to solidarity, achievement, and shared purpose.
Set against the elegant backdrop of one of Ipoh’s grand ballrooms, the evening brought together managers, officers, and staff from branches across the region. For one memorable night, the pressures of daily banking operations were set aside, replaced by laughter, music, and the warm glow of fellowship.
Staff dressed in their finest attire, colleagues who were accustomed to crisp office wear transformed into distinguished gentlemen and elegant ladies. The atmosphere sparkled with anticipation as speeches were delivered, milestones acknowledged, and contributions recognized. It was an occasion not merely to commemorate another year in the region’s history, but to honour the collective effort that had strengthened Public Bank’s standing in Perak.
For Branch Manager Ching Neng Bin of Seri Manjung, the evening symbolised more than celebration — it was a reminder that leadership extends beyond targets and balance sheets. It is built upon teamwork, mutual respect, and the enduring spirit of unity that binds colleagues together through both prosperous and testing times.
As music filled the hall and partners took to the dance floor, the anniversary dinner became a cherished memory — a pause in time to appreciate friendships forged, successes earned, and the shared journey ahead.
Indeed, the 1998 Region Anniversary Dinner and Dance in Ipoh was not merely an event. It was a celebration of resilience, loyalty, and the unwavering commitment that defines the Public Bank family.
1998 – Deepavali Cheers at an Indian Temple, Ayer Tawar
Celebrating Light, Unity and Community Spirit - Wendy You, Ching Neng Bin and Chan Ouilee.
In 1998, the Festival of Lights shone brightly not only in homes, but also in the hearts of the community in Ayer Tawar. Deepavali — a celebration symbolising the triumph of light over darkness and good over evil — became a meaningful occasion for fellowship and outreach.
At the local Indian temple, the atmosphere was alive with colour and devotion. Oil lamps flickered gently along temple pathways, vibrant kolam patterns adorned the entrance, and the fragrance of incense mingled with the joyful sounds of prayer and laughter. Families gathered in traditional attire, exchanging greetings of “Selamat Deepavali” and sharing festive delicacies prepared with care.
For Ching Neng Bin and members of the Public Bank Seri Manjung team, the visit was more than ceremonial. It was a gesture of respect and solidarity — a reflection of the Bank’s commitment to embracing Malaysia’s rich multicultural heritage. In joining the celebration, they strengthened bonds with customers and friends from the Indian community, reaffirming that banking is not only about service counters and ledgers, but about people and relationships.
Moments such as these — simple yet sincere — remind us that unity is built through shared celebrations and mutual understanding. The warmth of hospitality extended at the temple that day echoed far beyond the festive season, fostering goodwill that would endure long after the lamps had dimmed.
Celebrating Light, Unity and Community Spirit - Wendy You, Ching Neng Bin and Chan Ouilee.
In 1998, the Festival of Lights shone brightly not only in homes, but also in the hearts of the community in Ayer Tawar. Deepavali — a celebration symbolising the triumph of light over darkness and good over evil — became a meaningful occasion for fellowship and outreach.
At the local Indian temple, the atmosphere was alive with colour and devotion. Oil lamps flickered gently along temple pathways, vibrant kolam patterns adorned the entrance, and the fragrance of incense mingled with the joyful sounds of prayer and laughter. Families gathered in traditional attire, exchanging greetings of “Selamat Deepavali” and sharing festive delicacies prepared with care.
For Ching Neng Bin and members of the Public Bank Seri Manjung team, the visit was more than ceremonial. It was a gesture of respect and solidarity — a reflection of the Bank’s commitment to embracing Malaysia’s rich multicultural heritage. In joining the celebration, they strengthened bonds with customers and friends from the Indian community, reaffirming that banking is not only about service counters and ledgers, but about people and relationships.
Moments such as these — simple yet sincere — remind us that unity is built through shared celebrations and mutual understanding. The warmth of hospitality extended at the temple that day echoed far beyond the festive season, fostering goodwill that would endure long after the lamps had dimmed.
Thus, the 1998 Deepavali celebration in Ayer Tawar stands as a cherished memory — a celebration not only of light, but of harmony, friendship, and the enduring spirit of togetherness.
PB Seri Manjung Staff (past and Present)
1. Ahmad Hamdan 0172059465
2. Anna Dong 01131741383
3. Azuhri 0126543824
4. Berlyn Chan 0125155177
5. Betty Lim 0195125838
6. Chan Ouilee 0125528881
7. Ching Neng Bin 0125053199
8. Choong Lai Ling 0165244598
9. Jimmy Ding 0165925744
10. Josephine Pak Mei Lin 0122769583
11. Joyce Phillip 0124120425
12. Kavitha Sivarajan 0125247448
13. Kevin Chang 0125187238
14. Koay Bee Lee 0185725719
15. Kuan Yiat Leang 0125994780
16. Lee Eng Lai 0165249921
17. Leong Weng Onn 0124718514
18. Ling So Ee -??
19. Loi Hean Onn 0165110211
20. Mazlina 0195756716
21. Michael Yek Wuh Yit 0123942279
22. Nazri 0125239498
23. Ong Lip Seng-??
24. Ong Soon Chye 0195555444
25. Richard Leong Cheong Seng 0125073722
26. Sarina Yahaya 0165200435
27. Sia Ling Eng 0165180456
28. Soo Ah Peng 0196898913
29. Susan Leng 01110906826
30. Tan Jing Ling 0125581120
31. Tan Keng Meng 0124718688
32. Tay Heong Lin 0125849112
33. Teoh Sze Yin 0162018781
34. Teong Saw Song 0182587199
35. Tiang CK 0165555278
36. Toh Jim Mee 0125016034
37. Wendy You Wen Gaik 0167664346
38. Wong Heng Ming-??
39. Wong Mee Keen 0163927785
40. Wong Swee Leong 0124719860 (BM)
41. Woo Kee Pei 0125297757
42. Yap Keat Thong 0195047507
43. Yau Boon Khean 0124065218
44. Yeap Choo Ching 0165936736
45. Zamri 0125294200
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