Orient Bank links up with container services firm

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The Orient Commercial Bank signed an agreement on Thursday with the Tan Cang-Long Binh Inland Container Depot (ICD) to provide services to the latter's customers.

The Orient Commercial Bank signed an agreement on Thursday with the Tan Cang-Long Binh Inland Container Depot (ICD) to provide services to the latter's customers.— Photo ocb

HCM CITY (Biz Hub)— The Orient Commercial Bank signed an agreement on Thursday with the Tan Cang-Long Binh Inland Container Depot (ICD) to provide services to the latter's customers.

It will provide loans to companies at a higher rate than normal against their goods warehoused at the ICD, import services like letters of credit (L/C) and customs procedures, and loans to pay for imports.

Exporters can get loans for buying goods for export.

The bank will also offer online import-export tax payment services. — VNS

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