What is Denizbank? Denizbank Review, Features

What is Denizbank? Denizbank Review, Features

Denizbank was transformed from a single bank into a large financial services group, which received a banking license from the Privatization Authority.

About Denizbank

DenizBank supported this process by implementing the "Return to Life" program, including recruiting employees and opening branches within the framework of corporate identity studies, acquiring a number of bank branches transferred to SDIF and incorporating Tarişbank into the Group at the end of 2002. During this period, DenizBank acquired factoring, financial leasing, investment and asset management companies as well as banks in Austria and Russia to complement its existing banking products and services.

For the future of the country and society, DenizBank has always prioritized embracing the needs of SMEs, which are the lifeblood of the economy, in addition to health, sports clubs, municipalities, maritime, tourism, energy, education, infrastructure and agriculture; and has created financing models that set an example for the sector in most of these areas.

DenizBank Financial Services Group consists of DenizBank, six domestic and three international financial subsidiaries, six domestic non-financial subsidiaries and a branch in Bahrain. DenizBank's service network covers all levels of Turkish society with a total of 697 branches in Turkey and Bahrain, while its subsidiary DenizBank AG has 20 branches in Austria and Germany.

product

1. Personal loans

It is a financing tool that can be used for a variety of expenses, from education to travel, from buying clothes to other personal expenses, or to meet urgent cash needs. One of the most important advantages of a personal loan is that the repayment of this type of loan can be made over long-term intervals;

2. Education Loans

It can be used for college, private school or private lessons. You can meet your education needs with up to 36 months of term options and favorable interest rates. To apply for an education loan, you need a student admission certificate from the relevant institution;

3. Consumer loans

The most important advantages include fixed interest rates and flexible payment plans. DenizBank customers can pay their consumer loans evenly or adopt flexible installment plans. At the same time, within 45 days after the loan is used, the repayment plan can be determined according to preference;

4. Debt transfer loans

Targeted at retirees, the Debt Transfer Loan, which can be used for all bank debts, is a special needs loan for clients who receive pensions through DenizBank, offering term options of up to 36 months, and you can also benefit from the Debt Transfer Loan's favorable interest rates.

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