VPBank offers zero per cent rates

Dec 11th at 14:09
11-12-2013 14:09:54+07:00

VPBank offers zero per cent rates

VPBank has launched a preferential lending package, offering an interest rate of zero per cent for the first three months for individual loans up to VND5 billion (US$238,100).

This applies for business and investments, as well as consumer spending for home construction, repair and car purchases, until January 25, 2014.

The bank said it was concentrating on individual customers as a lending strategy. Currently, it has VND5.77 trillion ($274.76 million) in equity and over VND150 trillion ($7.14 billion) in total assets.

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