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Security Bank Partners With Juanhand to Expand Financial Inclusion in Philippines
Source: Daily Tribune
Security Bank has partnered with WeFund Lending Corp., operator of the fintech lending app JuanHand, to enhance access to financial services for underserved Filipinos.
The collaboration was formalized through a credit facility agreement aimed at promoting financial inclusion by offering fast and accessible financial solutions to individuals, families, and businesses. The signing event was attended by key executives, including Security Bank EVP John Cary Ong, assistant vice president Earvin Lucido, Finvolution Group and WeFund Lending Corp. chief financial officer Alexis Xu, and CEO Francisco “Coco” Mauricio.
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