K&H Bank Rt has started offering corporate credit cards with limits up to Ft 1 million
Published:
26 November 2004 y., Friday
K&H Bank Rt has started offering corporate credit cards with limits up to Ft 1 million. Businesses have 45 days interest free in which to pay the bank back for purchases made using the card. After that, the bank charges monthly 1.9% interest.
K&H Bank noted at the card's launch that most SMEs do not have trouble getting loans, rather the problem is maintaining their liquidity, and the credit card should help. The bank will issue up to four cards for each corporate account. At the end of June, the bank had 8,000 corporate accounts, giving it 14% of the market.
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