Standard Chartered Bank offers chance to see Liverpool FC

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KARACHI: A new campaign by Standard Chartered Bank (SCB) offers its clients a “once in a lifetime opportunity” to watch Liverpool FC live at its home ground of Anfield.

Running until August 31, a unique investment-led rewards programme invites clients to invest in selected wealth and insurance solutions, including mutual funds and government securities across both conventional and Shariah-compliant options.

In return, clients can earn entries into a grand prize draw where five lucky winners will enjoy the full Liverpool FC experience, including return airfare, hotel accommodation, and matchday access, an SCB statement said.

The campaign also offers guaranteed Liverpool FC merchandise such as official jerseys and scarves based on the investment amount and is open to those who invest a minimum of Rs10 million in qualifying wealth solution products.

Published in Dawn, June 19th, 2025

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