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The middle class or the working class comprise the majority population of the world. Most middle-class people buy insurances like life insurance, health insurance, travel insurance, car insurance, and home insurance to secure their future financial needs. They also obtain credit cards and various types of loans like home loans, car loans, business loans, mortgage loans and student loans to meet their financial requirements. Numerous banks and insurance companies have cropped up all over the world to cater to the middle class and various businesses. They all have different policies and payment methods.
So it is only natural that a person is confused about which bank he should take a loan from or open an account with and which insurance company he should insure with.
TheBank is a Vietnam-based financial advisory company. It has tie-ups with various banks and insurance companies like TP Bank, Maritime Bank, Techcom Bank, VP Bank, ANZ Bank, VIB Bank, AB Bank, Standard Chartered life insurance, Sacom Bank, Shinhan Bank, HSBC Bank, OCB life insurance, CITI Bank, ACB life insurance, FE Credit insurance and ICICI Prudential life insurance.
One just needs to log in to their website, fill up one’s financial requirements (by selecting the appropriate option) like loan requirements or credit card requirements or insurance requirements, and give one’s personal details. A financial advisor from the company (TheBank) will get in touch with that person (within a few minutes) and fulfill his financial needs. The financial advice given by TheBank enables a person to select a financial institution that best suits his financial requirements be it loan requirements or insurance requirements or credit card requirements. TheBank was founded by Dat Nguyen in 2014. The main goal of the company is to become the most effective online financial distribution channel in Vietnam.
During 27th January 2019, TheBank secured an undisclosed amount of Series A funding from the VC firm, CyberAgent Capital. Another VC firm called Ncore also participated in that round of funding. The startup plans to use the funds to hire more financial advisors and improve its customers’ experiences. The startup will also use the funds to become a full stack solution provider of Big Data, eKYC, chatbots and credit scoring.
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