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JuanHand partners with Security Bank
The Philippine Star
|January 10, 2025
Security Bank, one of the country's leading financial institutions, has partnered with WeFund Lending Corp., the operator of cash lending app JuanHand to expand access to financial services for Filipinos.
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The landmark collaboration was formalized through a credit facility agreement to promote financial inclusion and empower individuals, families and businesses by offering quick and accessible financial solutions.
The signing event brought together key executives from both organizations, including Security Bank executive vice president John Cary Ong, assistant vice president and relationship manager Earvin Lucido. Representing Finvolution Group and WeFund Lending Corp. were chief financial officer Alexis Xu and CEO Francisco Mauricio.
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