South Indian Bank signs MoU with Daimler Commercial Vehicles for tailored dealer financing solutions

The partnership focuses on strengthening dealership support through minimum collateral requirements, competitive interest rates, and streamlined credit processing.

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South Indian Bank signs MoU with Daimler Commercial Vehicles for tailored dealer financing solutions

South Indian Bank has signed an MoU with Daimler India Commercial Vehicles to finance BharatBenz dealers under the Bank’s dealer financing program. This partnership will offer customised and easy financing options for the entire BharatBenz commercial vehicle portfolio.

The partnership focuses on strengthening dealership support through minimum collateral requirements, competitive interest rates, and streamlined credit processing.

Biji S S, Senior General Manager and Group Business Head, South Indian Bank, commented, "It is our endeavour to provide convenient and comprehensive financing solutions to dealers through our diverse financial offerings."

Sreeram Venkateswaran, President and Chief Business Officer, Daimler India Commercial Vehicles, said, “Ensuring easy access to financing is crucial for the success of our valued dealers. This collaboration aims to simplify financing options, empowering our partners to achieve their business goals."

Daimler India Commercial Vehicles manufactures and sells BharatBenz-branded trucks ranging from 10 to 55 tonnes, along with buses, coaches, and bus chassis. The company is committed to delivering top-quality products and services through its extensive network of over 350 touchpoints. It offers exclusive service packages, such as Rakshana, which guarantees vehicle repair and delivery within 48 hours by trained technicians at its dealership.

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