Secured business loan Duplicate 0

Yes. For investment needs in fixed assets, factories, machinery, and equipment, MSB offers a long-term business loan package of up to 120 months. For regular/irregular business capital supplement needs, MSB offers a short-term loan package.

It refers to short-term, irregular and seasonal funding needs (e.g. inventory procurement by year end or Tet season)

MSB approves an amount of funds for maximum 12 months. Customer can flexibly draw down from it multiple times. Customer and MSB shall agree on each drawdown amount, interest rate, repayment schedule in the form of Certificate of Indebtedness (borrower can flexibly draw down within approved limit in 12 months).

Limit business loan suits constant needs of working capital.

For example: MSB approves a limit business loan for Nguyen Van A – owner of an ABC garment company as follows:

Loan amount: VND 500 million

Loan tenor: 12 months

Loan purpose: increase in regular business funding

Nguyen Van A submits payment documents for inventory purchase to MSB for disbursements as follows:

1st time: VND 200 million, 3-month tenor (disbursement date 7 March 2022 – maturity date on 7 June 2022)

2nd time: VND 200 million, 6-month tenor (disbursement date on 10 March 2022 – maturity date on 10 September 2022)

3rd time: VND 300 million, 3-month tenor (disbursement date on 7 June 2022 – maturity date on 7 September 2022)

4th time: VND 600 million, 3-month tenor (disbursement date on 10 September 2022 – maturity date on 10 December 2022)

Borrower submits a loan application to the bank when having funding needs. Borrower can draw down one or multiple times as per demand. Borrower and MSB shall agree on each drawdown amount, interest rate, repayment schedule in the form of Certificate of Indebtedness (maturity date of every drawdown must coincide with maturity date of the first drawdown).

Short-term one-time business loan suits seasonal funding needs.

Medium and long-term one-time business loan suits substantial funding needs including expanding productionbusiness , procuring fixed assets like machinery, equipment, transportation; constructing and renovating facility.

For example: MSB approves a one-time business loan for Nguyen Van A – owner of an ABC garment company as follows:

Loan amount: VND 1 billion

Loan tenor: 60 months

Loan purpose: renovating garment facility

Nguyen Van A submits vendor’s payment documents to MSB for two disbursements as follows:

1st time: VND 500 million (disbursement date on 7 March 2022 – maturity date on 7 March 2027)

2nd time: VND 500 million (disbursement date on 10 April 2022 – maturity date on 7 March 2027)

Customers can use assets such as Valuable Papers, Savings Book, Deposit Balance, Real Estate, Means of Transport to secure the loan.

MSB is not required to provide Business Registration in case the Client's business is not subject to Business Registration.

In case the Client's business establishment is subject to business registration but has not yet registered for business and/or does not have a business license or practice certificate as prescribed by law. Customers need to provide at least 1 of the following 3 documents:

- Proof of payment of taxes or fees, charges,...

- Certification of the business operation management unit (Markets/Commercial Centers, People's Committees of communes and wards)

- Commit to supplement Business Registration within 06 months

In case customers do business online, only need to prove it through orders on E-commerce floors, Bank account statements. MSB can still finance up to 1 billion VND.

The capital need for the Client's business activities on a regular and continuous basis (for example, the need to supplement working capital)

The principal and interest that the Customer will pay for his loan.

The principal grace period (also known as the principal grace period) is the period from when a customer's loan is first disbursed until the date of the first principal repayment. During the grace period of the principal, the customer does not have to pay the principal. The principal amount due each period after the grace period is equal to the loan amount divided by the loan term minus the grace period.