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Davivienda continues in its constant commitment to be a strategic ally for the SME, Business, Corporate and Multilatina Banking segment, especially with an importing and exporting business of goods or services; therefore it offers different payment alternatives or foreign trade guarantees, as well as new features for monitoring their transfers.
In a meeting with more than 80 businessmen, Davivienda expanded the details of its portfolio of foreign trade products, including: import and export letters of credit, standby letters of credit, import and export collections, international transfers and currency trading.
But in addition to offering alternatives for transactions, and now with new payment tracking functionalities, with the new Swift GPI (Global Payment Innovation) functionality, customers can monitor the tracking of payments sent in real time from the moment they are sent, since it allows for precise payment tracking, until they know when the beneficiary has been paid.
“In Davivienda we know the challenges that many customers in this sector face due to the difficulties or limitations when entering international markets, due to lack of knowledge of the different payment alternatives or foreign trade guarantees; however, as a bank, we want to help them improve efficiency and prevent errors in the contracting of services; so we continue to bring solutions, new trends and security tips and tools so they can perform their transactions”, said Reynaldo Rodriguez, treasury manager of Davivienda El Salvador.
During the presentation of the offer, trends and new features, Davivienda also offered a training day for entrepreneurs, which addressed topics such as “Foreign trade and fraud prevention in international transfers” and others of interest to business leaders. Representatives from Swift, Citi and Banco Latinoamericano de Comercio Exterior S.A. (Bladex) participated in the event.
“At Davivienda our reason for being are our customers, so we seek to accompany them in the long term by offering financial alternatives for their needs and to enable them to enhance or grow their businesses”, said Reynaldo Rodriguez, treasury manager of Davivienda El Salvador.
