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Kavosz: companies have demanded 210 billion HUF from the Széchenyi Card crisis products so far
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Since the launch of the new products of the Széchenyi Card program developed for crisis situations, from May 15, 2020, about 7,500 applications for state-subsidized loans have been received, of which banks have already concluded contracts for more than 1,800 transactions – said Krisán László, CEO of Kavosz Zrt., which operates the program, will have a background discussion on Wednesday in Budapest.
He recalled that the Széchenyi Card program, which focuses on financing small and medium-sized enterprises within the business loan programs, has been adapted to deal with the crisis based on entrepreneurial feedback, taking into account the easing of EU rules. (MTI)
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