SME Bank sponsors the Entrepreneur Meeting Forum on Entrepreneurial Life

September 5, 2023

SME Bank sponsors the Entrepreneur Meeting Forum on Entrepreneurial Life

SME Bank is honored to co-sponsor the Entrepreneur Meeting Forum on “Entrepreneurial Life” held at Khemara Battambang I Hotel presided by Mr. Pheng Sethy, Deputy Governor of Battambang Province, and the participation of the National Institute of Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Cambodia Women Entrepreneurs Association, Provincial Department of Commerce, and many entrepreneurs.

At the forum, Mr. An Sok, Branch Manager of SME Bank Battambang Provincial Branch and colleagues honorably participate and present about the benefit of obtaining SME Bank’s financial services to the forum.

SME Bank and FASMEC Signed MOU to Cooperatively Promote and Develop SMEs in Cambodia

Phnom Penh, 23rd September, 2021 – To continue to actively contribute to the economic recovery during the Covid-19 epidemic and, in particular,

SME Bank of Cambodia celebrated the groundbreaking ceremony of the Funan Techo Canal project with a drum-beating event

On the morning of Monday, August 5, 2024, SME Bank of Cambodia and the Business Development Center (BDC) jointly celebrated the groundbreaking ceremony of the Funan Techo Canal project with a drum-beating event.

SME Bank Sponsors the Cambodia Women Entrepreneurs Association on “CWEA Expo 2023”

On 29 March 2023, Dr. Lim Aun, CEO of SME Bank has attended to the opening ceremony of “CWEA Expo 2023” which organized by Cambodia Women Entrepreneurs Association under presided by...

The Inauguration of the SME Bank’s 4th Branch in Tboung Khmum Province

Cambodia Micro Entrepreneurs Scheme (CMES)

The Cambodian financial market is developing rapidly and approaching the saturation stage. However, most commercial banks and MFIs are introducing both cash-flow and collateral-based lending. In general, they required real-estate property such as land and/or building to be served as collateral. According to the feedback from the market, some small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are not able to get loans from banks or MFIs due to collateral requirements.