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07.03.2019 14:13:39
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Inbank sisenes Hollandi hoiuseturule
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Inbank alustas täna hoiuste kaasamisega 17 miljoni elanikuga Hollandi turult. Madalmaadest kaasab Inbank hoiuseid Raisini platvormi abil, millega on varem edukalt hoiuseid kogunud ka Saksamaalt ja Austriast. Hoiuste kaasamise eesmärgiks on toetada Inbanki rahvusvahelist finantseerimistegevust ning muuta raha kaasamine paindlikumaks ja kiiremaks. Inbanki tootearenduse juhi Erkki Saarniidu sõnul pakub Inbank Hollandis tähtajalisele hoiusele kuni 1,40% suurust aastast intressimäära, mis on samas suurusjärgus Saksamaal ja Austrias pakutavaga. ?Eelmise aasta lõpu seisuga ulatus meie Saksamaalt ja Austriast kaasatud hoiuste portfell ligi 150 miljoni euroni, mis näitab, et meie pakkumised on välisriikide elanikele väga atraktiivsed," ütles Saarniit. Saarniidu sõnul on hoiustamise näol tegu väga madala riskitasemega säästmisviisiga, millega on siiski võimalik teenida arvestatavat tootlust. "Kõrge riigireitinguga Eesti pangandus on eurooplaste jaoks usaldusväärne ja stabiilne ning tagatisfondi süsteem annab klientide hoiustele igas pangas kuni 100 000 euro ulatuses garantii," ütles Saarniit. Raisini tegevjuhi Tamaz Georgadze sõnul on Inbank üks ettevõtte suurimaid partnereid Baltikumis ning esimene pank, kellega 2016. aastal regioonis koostööd alustati. "Inbankil on väga muljetavaldav ja innovaatiline meeskond ning meil on hea meel, et nad on esimeste seas, kellega koos ka Hollandist hoiuseid kaasama hakkame," ütles Georgadze. Lisaks hoiuste kaasamisele Hollandist plaanib Inbank 2019. aastal alustada hoiuste pakkumist ka Leedus avatava pangafiliaali kaudu. Endiselt jätkab Inbank hoiuste kaasamist Eestis, kus pakub kohalike pankade seas parimat hoiuseintressi. Aastal 2015 pangana tegutsemist alustanud Inbank pakub teenuseid oma internetipanga ja partnervõrgustiku kaudu. Inbank tegutseb Eesti, Läti, Leedu ja Poola tarbijafinantseerimise turul. Lisaks kaasatakse rahvusvahelisi hoiuseid Saksamaa, Austria ja nüüd ka Hollandi turult. Raisin on Saksamaal asutatud veebipõhine hoiuseplatvorm, mis on tegutsenud 2013. aastast, vahendades selle aja jooksul 66 panga hoiusepakkumisi enam kui 160 tuhandele inimesele. Lisainfo Erkki Saarniit Inbank AS Grupi tootearenduse juht [email protected] (mailto:[email protected]) +372 505 3870
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Inbank enters Dutch deposit market
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Today, Inbank began collecting deposits from the Dutch market which has a population of 17 million people. Inbank gathers deposits using the Raisin platform, which is already successfully used for the same purpose in Germany and Austria. The purpose of collecting deposits is to support Inbank's international financing activity and make it more flexible and efficient to raise capital. Inbank's Head of Group Product Development Erkki Saarniit says Inbank is offering an annual interest rate of up to 1.40% on term deposits in the Dutch market, which is on par with the rates offered in Germany and Austria. "As of the end of last year, our portfolio of deposits from customers in Germany and Austria was close to 150 million euros, which shows that our offers are very attractive in other countries," said Saarniit. Saarniit said that deposits are a very low-risk means of savings that can still earn a considerable return. "Estonian banking with its high ratings is seen as trustworthy and stable by Europeans, and the deposit Guarantee Fund system guarantees customers' deposits of up to 100,000 euros in every bank," he said. The CEO of Raisin, Tamaz Georgadze, says Inbank is one of Raisin's biggest partners in the Baltics and the first bank in the region with which cooperation was launched in 2016. "Inbank has a very impressive and innovative team and we are glad that they are among the first with whom we will be collecting deposits in the Netherlands," said Georgadze. In addition to collecting deposits in the Netherlands, in 2019, Inbank plans to start offering deposits through a bank branch to be opened in Lithuania. Inbank will continue accepting deposits in Estonia, where it offers the highest term deposit interest rates of any local bank. Operating as a bank since 2015, Inbank offers services through its Internet bank and partner network. Inbank operates in the Estonian, Latvian, Lithuanian and Polish consumer financing markets. It also collects international deposits in the German, Austrian, and now, the Dutch markets. Raisin is an online savings marketplace founded in Germany. Since its launch in 2013, it has provided over 160,000 people access to savings products offered by 66 banks. More information: Erkki Saarniit Inbank AS Head of Group Product Development [email protected] (mailto:[email protected]) +372 5053870