<During the third quarter of 2013, the Saudi Credit and Savings Bank (SCSB) approved the financing of 530 projects worth SR 131 million in various regions and cities of the Kingdom, including multiple specialties, bringing the total number of projects approved during the three quarters to 1495 projects worth more than SR 376 million.
Ahmed Al-Jabreen, spokesperson of the Saudi Credit and Savings Bank, explained that the bank provided more than 31,000 social loans worth more than 1.3 billion riyals during the third quarter of 2013, distributed among marriage, family and home renovation loans for low-income people, bringing the total number of social loans approved during the three quarters to 102.3,000 loans worth more than 4.4 billion riyals.
With regard to the Charity Discharge Account, he explained that reports indicate that since its establishment in 2006 until the end of the third quarter, the account received a total of 251.6 million riyals with 27.6 deposits, with the third quarter of 2013 receiving deposits amounting to more than 5.2 million riyals.
In a move to reach the largest segment of society and to keep pace with the aspirations of its customers, the bank documented its account on the social media page (Twitter), where the number of followers of the page reached more than the Ministry of Finance and the number of tweets amounted to 8646 tweets, which included responses to customer inquiries, spreading the culture of self-employment and a number of tips and benefits for those who want to engage in the business world and publish the bank's news and developments, and through its YouTube channel, the bank reviews short films of successful and distinguished entrepreneurs and all meetings of bank officials in visual or audio media.
/> Al Jabreen stressed that the Bank is determined to provide more services and programs that are in the interest of the country and the citizen, explaining that the Bank is fully aware of the importance of the role entrusted to it, as it has made it a priority to provide distinguished programs and services easily and quickly, taking advantage of the experiences of leading international expertise and authorities in the economic and social fields.
Ahmed Al-Jabreen, spokesperson of the Saudi Credit and Savings Bank, explained that the bank provided more than 31,000 social loans worth more than 1.3 billion riyals during the third quarter of 2013, distributed among marriage, family and home renovation loans for low-income people, bringing the total number of social loans approved during the three quarters to 102.3,000 loans worth more than 4.4 billion riyals.
With regard to the Charity Discharge Account, he explained that reports indicate that since its establishment in 2006 until the end of the third quarter, the account received a total of 251.6 million riyals with 27.6 deposits, with the third quarter of 2013 receiving deposits amounting to more than 5.2 million riyals.
In a move to reach the largest segment of society and to keep pace with the aspirations of its customers, the bank documented its account on the social media page (Twitter), where the number of followers of the page reached more than the Ministry of Finance and the number of tweets amounted to 8646 tweets, which included responses to customer inquiries, spreading the culture of self-employment and a number of tips and benefits for those who want to engage in the business world and publish the bank's news and developments, and through its YouTube channel, the bank reviews short films of successful and distinguished entrepreneurs and all meetings of bank officials in visual or audio media.
/> Al Jabreen stressed that the Bank is determined to provide more services and programs that are in the interest of the country and the citizen, explaining that the Bank is fully aware of the importance of the role entrusted to it, as it has made it a priority to provide distinguished programs and services easily and quickly, taking advantage of the experiences of leading international expertise and authorities in the economic and social fields.
