Banque Du Caire has introduced fresh financing schemes aimed at expediting the integration of sustainable technologies across Egypt. These initiatives encompass loan offerings tailored for the purchase of electric vehicles and the installation of solar panels, underscoring the bank’s dedication to fostering a more environmentally friendly tomorrow.
This move aligns seamlessly with Banque Du Caire’s persistent endeavors to promote sustainable financial solutions. Ahmed Effat, Deputy CEO, highlighted this commitment, affirming, “We view sustainable financing as fundamental to our progress as a premier financial institution.” He further emphasized that these novel products provide adaptable financing alternatives at competitive rates, in line with the directives of both the Egyptian state and the Central Bank.
Effat stressed the institution’s environmental dedication, asserting, “Our unwavering commitment to environmental stewardship propels us to adopt strategies that synchronize with Egypt’s shift towards a greener economy.” The financing programs for electric vehicles and solar panels represent integral components of a broader spectrum of initiatives geared towards realizing this overarching vision.
Mohamed Tharwat, Head of Retail Banking and Microfinance, outlined the specifics of these programs, stating, “Our solar panel personal loans extend financing of up to one million Egyptian pounds, with repayment terms stretching up to seven years.” He added, “Electric vehicle loans reach up to EGP 6 million, with repayment periods extending up to eight years.” Additionally, the bank has forged partnerships with various showrooms and solar panel companies to offer customers a diverse array of options tailored to their individual requirements.
Banque Du Caire recognizes the significance of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) responsibilities. By embedding these principles into their operational framework, the bank ensures sustained viability and robust performance over the long term.
