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NHP Hajra also started at Budapest Bank

At the beginning of April, the Magyar Nemzeti Bank announced one of the most important elements of its economic protection measures, the new Growth Loan Program Hajrá scheme, which is now available at Budapest Bank, according to the bank's announcement.

The Magyar Nemzeti Bank launched the Growth Loan Program in 2013, which soon became one of the most popular means of financing modernization and investment in several phases and constructions. Over the years, more than HUF 3,000 billion was transferred to the domestic economy through the program, while the NHP FIX scheme launched at the beginning of last year contributed HUF 466 billion to the development of the sector in less than a year and a half. By the end of March, Budapest Bank had issued more than HUF 71 billion through the NHP Fix program, achieving a market share of almost 16%, well above the bank's market position.

In a crisis caused by a coronavirus epidemic, it is crucial for companies to be able to maintain their financial stability and jobs, as well as to realize their previously planned investments, with means with low interest rates and predictable financial burdens. FGS Hair can play a role in overcoming most challenges, as it can be used for investment financing, leasing, working capital (supplier, inventory or even wage) financing, loan redemption and company acquisition financing, with only 2.5% interest, up to 20 years in case of substantiated demand. maturity. Therefore, Budapest Bank is one of the first to start transmitting the new NHP Hajrá construction to corporate customers, and with expanded capacities and digital solutions it helps to make administration as efficient as possible.

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The decisions of the Hungarian government were unjustifiably criticized in a German article

"It was enough! Where does Michael Roth, Secretary of State for EU Affairs of the German SPD, which has long since lost its light in Willy Brandt, shrink into the middle party, come to terms with the spread of an authoritarian virus Published in Die Welt?

Why do you think that Hungarians, without a word, tolerate informing the German people about the suppression of democracy in Hungary in connection with the coronavirus law?

Why do you think we accept your education about the need for a free press, while the wall of liberal German media has barely been able to break through for years with a position that differs from mainstream opinions?

To what extent is it credible to worry about the erosion of democracy and European value because of the Hungarian coronavirus law, while the Vice-President of the European Commission just acknowledged yesterday that Hungarian legislation does not conflict with EU law?

I wonder why Michael Roth thinks that we will accept that, as a future German presidency of the EU, breaking all written and unwritten rules of neutrality will threaten countries that do not like politics in advance, I would add, on the basis of a mandate from their citizens. It was enough! Hungary is ready to discuss all issues with European partners, we are ready to help our allies both during the coronavirus epidemic and in the fight against illegal migration, but we reject such training. ”

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