Hong Leong Finance unveils first SME Center @ Branches

Company opens first full-service one-stop financial soutions centre at its City Square Mall Branch.

The finance company is extending its services and bringing itself to the business community, through its branch network with the opening of its first SME Centre @ Branches at its City Square Mall Branch, according to a Hong Leong report.

The SME Centre is designed to be a one-stop financing centre. It offers the convenience of a complete suite of business financial services and solutions such as loan applications, trade financing, receivables financing, equipment financing and government assisted financing schemes to corporate customers.

SMEs can speak to our dedicated team of experienced SME Specialists who will be on hand to lend a helping hand and a listening ear to companies who need funding for their business expansion. We offer customised financial solutions which will be specifically catered to the needs and requirements of our corporate clients.

“We recognised the growing demand from the corporate community for enhanced and efficient services and this new initiative will enable us to serve our customers better through convenience and accessibility,” said HLF’s President Mr Ian Macdonald. “HLF has always been a strong supporter of the SMEs and this is our way of making business better for our customers.”

“We will constantly look at how best to offer great value and convenience to meet the evolving needs of customers,” he added. “Opening this SME Centre at our City Square Mall Branch brings us closer to the businesses in the vicinity and allows us to build stronger relationship with the SMEs.”

More SME Centres are planned and will be rolled out in key areas to service the SME community.

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