Stanbic Bank Botswana – Lawrence Ntshabele
Stanbic Bank Botswana has partnered with Botswana Housing Corporation (BHC) for the Sitting Tenants’ Campaign. The campaign aims to promote home ownership, working towards making Batswana’s dreams of owning their own home come true.
The year-long campaign targets customers currently renting BHC houses who wish to purchase those homes. Stanbic Bank Botswana will participate as financiers in the campaign, with financing extended to the sitting in tenant as well as their nuclear family, thus allowing for increased affordability. The campaign runs until March 2015 and targets a total of 1,528 BHC properties across Botswana.
Lawrence Ntshabele, New Business Manager, Secured Lending at Stanbic Bank Botswana, states that there is no reason why every Motswana cannot realise this dream of home ownership. This is precisely why we want to empower our customers with: being able to make that dream of home ownership come true.
As part of the campaign, financing through Stanbic Bank offers the following benefits:Free Valuation Report, Competitive interest rates, Monthly Draws for lucky buyers to walk away with Samsung Home Appliances Vouchers, 90% finance, Agreement in Principle on site, Consolidation of existing Debts, Refinance existing to buy, Expert advice on Financial Planning and property investments and Structural and Life Insurance at competitive rates.
Stanbic Bank Home Loans falls under the purview of the Bank’s Secured Lending division. Since opening its doors to customers in 1992, Stanbic Bank has facilitated over many home loans over the years. The Bank offers a simplified process of buying, building or improving one’s home through a number of options to make the process of house hunting and buying easier.
“We believe a house is more than just an investment. Rather, it is a place to call home and create memories that will last a lifetime. Our involvement with BHC in the Sitting Tenants’ Sales campaign works towards that very goal: moving Batswana forward to become deserving home owners,” said Ntshabele.