Techcombank honoured with “Best Bank in Vietnam” title

Vietnam Technological and Commercial Joint Stock Bank (Techcombank) received the Best Bank in Vietnam award 2015 from the Global Banking and Finance Review.
Vietnam Technological and Commercial Joint Stock Bank (Techcombank)received the Best Bank in Vietnam award 2015 from the Global Banking andFinance Review.

Techcombank, who is currently serving 3.7million individual customers in Vietnam, has successfully implementednew hi-tech and convenient products, including auto loan and housingloan packages together with a wide range of cards with outstandingbenefits and exclusive privileges.

In addition, the bank haslaunched a raft of customised and excellent services such as moneytransfers through social networks (Facebook, Google+ or SMS) and cashwithdrawals at ATMs without physical cards. The bank has beenappreciated for providing e-banking solutions for enterprises to helpoptimise their benefits.

Earlier, the bank received a number ofdomestic and international valuable awards, recognising the bank’sstrong commitments to long-term investment and sustainable development,paving way to satisfy the increasing demands of customers.

TheGlobal Banking and Finance Review Awards were created to honourexceptional financial institutions. The “Best Bank in Vietnam” titlebestowed on Techcombank will create an impetus for the bank to increasetheir product and service quality.-VNA

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