Our Corporate Partners Program
What you can expect from being part of our program
We support
Dedicated Corporate Partner Manager to help plan and promote the program to your employees.
We educate
Employee-centred in-office sessions, webinars and useful resources to boost your employees' financial skills.
We reward
Access to special benefits and discounts on select home loans, personal loans, credit cards and everyday banking.
Bringing the bank to you
Our panel of banking specialists could help your employees build stronger financial futures. Here’s how:
- Financial information: onsite or virtual financial education sessions tailored to your employees' areas of interest.
- Quarterly webinars: talks from our panel of experts on topics like cost of living, tax time, home ownership and retirement planning.
- Personalised support: guidance from our banking experts via our website's live chat, online sessions, or a convenient in-person meeting.
200+
organisations are part of our Bank of Melbourne Corporate Partner program.
Learn more about our program
Let’s get started!
Take the first step
Fill in the enquiry form to check your organisation’s eligibility for our Corporate Partner program.
We’ll set it up
Once we confirm eligibility, our Corporate Partner Manager will contact you to discuss next steps.
Continued support
You'll receive ongoing support to make sure your employees are accessing all the benefits our program offers.
Frequently asked questions
While many of our current partners do bank with us, it's not a requirement. Banking with us is entirely optional. You don’t need to bank with us to access the Corporate Partners program.
Join our program today
We'll use the personal information you provide in your form to respond to your enquiry.
The Detail
Credit Criteria, fees and charges apply. Terms and conditions available on request. Based on Bank of Melbourne’s credit criteria, residential lending is not available for Non-Australian Resident borrowers.
This information is general in nature and has been prepared without taking your objectives, needs and overall financial situation into account. For this reason, you should consider the appropriateness of the information to your own circumstances and, if necessary, seek appropriate professional advice.