Kaspi Bank (Kazakhstan) says consumer crediting increased
14.05.09 15:50
/KASE, May 14, 09/ - Kaspi Bank (Almaty), securities of which are listed on the
Kazakhstan Stock Exchange (KASE), informed KASE:
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In April kaspi bank issued 23,000 credits for a total of KZT2.8 bn. Last year
the bank issued about 15,000 credits monthly, this year the bank plans to double
consumer crediting.
Kaspi bank's consumer credit line includes credits for purchasing equipment in
2000 stores throughout the country and credits for life improvement, including
repairs, education and rest. Credit sum may reach KZT1.5 m. The most popular
selling product in April is a card, which allows clients to use credits on a
permanent basis. An attractive condition of a credit line is a size of a minimum
monthly payment - KZT9,600.
Currently, kaspi bank is the only Kazakhstan-based bank, which may offer credits
with execution time from 15 minutes to a day depending on the amount. Credits
are offered to population through a largest branch network consisting of 150
units and 2,000 stores throughout the country.
- We are pleased to have let improve life quality and make necessary purchases
to thousands of citizens, - head of kaspi bank Mikhail Lomtadze said. Our
clients are ordinary citizens, who, despite of complicated economical conditions
want to have rest, buy a TV or a fridge. Such clients, having stable income, may
significantly enlarge opportunities thanks to our bank. In future, quality
borrowers will have an opportunity to receive additional credits under a lower
rate with increasing credit amount. Our priority is to build long-term relations
with our clients.
In 2008 kaspi bank issued 240,000 consumer credits. The bank services most
clients among Kazakhstan-based banks. The bank plans to increase its client
base and stake on the retail market.
For further information:
Botagoz Zhumanova
Media Relations Head
tel.: 8 (7272) 501-800 (ext. 1376)
E-mail: ZHUMANOVA.Botagoz@kaspibank.kz
Cell: +7-701-223-87-85
+7-777-232-51-12
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[2009-05-14]