Vietinbank, JFC hold customer forum

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VietinBank and Japan Finance Corporation (JFC) and the Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO) held a customer conference for Japanese small and medium-sized businesses operating in Viet Nam in Ha Noi on Friday.

A view of Vietinbank. Photo giaothongvantai.com.vn

HA NOI (Biz Hub)— VietinBank and Japan Finance Corporation (JFC) and the Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO) held a customer conference for Japanese small and medium-sized businesses operating in Viet Nam in Ha Noi on Friday.

The conference aims to concretise the content of the co-operative terms on providing financial services to Japanese businesses which was signed by Vietinbank and JFC in May this year.

Under the agreement, the JFC will introduce VietinBank's services to small - and medium-sized Japanese enterprises and issue Stand-by Letters of Credit to guarantee their loans at VietinBank.

The two sides also agreed to promote information exchange, as well as introduce potential partners and clients to each other.

VietinBank will provide diversified services for its customers, including services on deposit, accounts, cash management, internet banking, foreign exchange. Especially, VietinBank will provide flexible financing solutions to meet capital needs quickly and efficiently for clients. — VNS

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