The inauguration ceremony of SHB Finance's new headquarters |
SHB Finance has inaugurated its new headquarters on August 9, 2018 at the Gelex building, 52 Le Dai Hanh Street, Hai Ba Trung District, Hanoi.
At the inauguration ceremony, Do Quang Hien, chairman of Saigon-Hanoi Commercial Joint Stock Bank (SHB), stated: “Launching SHB Finance has marked a new development stage for the consumer finance market. SHB Finance will provide the fastest, most modern, and most convenient services based on modern technology.”
Do Quang Hien, chairman of SHB |
“SHB has a large number of customers, including strategic partners, including big corporations with a large staff. The strengths of SHB are a system of diversified businesses along with a series of retail branches across the country. These are important foundations for the strong development of SHB Finance,” added Hien.
SHB Finance focuses on providing unsecured cash loans for employees of enterprises, household businesses, and customers with service invoices as requested.
Dinh Quang Huy, CEO of SHB Finance said: “SHB Finance focuses on unsecured cash loans to meet the greatest demand of customers whose income goes from VND3 million ($133) a month.”
The launching ceremony of the online consulting channel |
SHB Finance will expand its service network and plans to be present in 30 cities and provinces and provide this service to around 30,000 customers by the end of 2018. SHB Finance targets to be ranked among the three best-performing financial companies within the next five years.
On this occasion, SHB Finance has officially launched an online consulting channel for the registration of a loan at the address shbfinance.com.vn and the Facebook Fanpage named TaichinhtieudungSHB in addition to the direct consulting channel of SHB Finance. The new application will surely bring convenience and friendly experiences for customers.
Earlier, SHB Finance inaugurated Southern Area Business Supporting Centre at 28-34 Pasteur Street, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City on July 20. SHB Finance has VND1 trillion ($44.25 million) of charter capital and is wholly owned by SHB.
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