HDBank teams up with insurer

May 31st at 14:40
31-05-2013 14:40:51+07:00

HDBank teams up with insurer

HCM City Development Bank (HDBank) is to provide banking services to insurer Great Eastern Life Viet Nam under a strategic co-operation agreement signed on Wednesday.

The bank said it would help the insurance company manage income and expenditure accounts and transfer money to parties relevant to insurance policies.

HDBank general director Nguyen Huu Dang said developing cash management services was among the bank's priorities.


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