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OTP Bank: prize contest within the Business Kombat campaign

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Publicat la: 2010-06-17 11:54 Ultima actualizare: 2010-06-17 11:54

Between June 7th and September 5th, 2010, OTP Bank Romania runs a contest, part of Business Kombat, campaign dedicated to SMEs. All those who are interested, must access the campaign’s website – www.business-kombat.ro and sign in by filling the mandatory fields.rnrnThe contest follows the slogan of the campaign – a business is like a permanent war – and focuses on the team spirit, which plays the most important role in keeping a business successful. The competition contains 6 stages, equivalent to 6 grades, according to which the prizes will be distributed. rnThe final competition, named “OTP Bank Business Kombat Grand Battle”, consists in a laser tag contest between 16 teams of 4 players each. rnrnThe organizers offer three prize categories: rn• Weekly prizes: 5 USB memory sticks, 7 flashlights and 10 USB ports/ week;rn• Monthly prizes: 3 DELL MINI 10 notebooks, 5 FUJIFILM (HD) digital cameras and 10 PENTAX spyglasses/ month; rn• Cash prizes at the “Grand Battle” worth 8000€.rnrnBeside attractive prizes, the contest offers an entertaining and relaxing activity. Winners will be established by electronic selection and their names will be published on the dedicated website, until September 30th. The official regulation is available on www.business-kombat.ro. rnrnIn May 2010, OTP Bank Romania launched the Business Kombat campaign, meant to support SMEs, by offering to them – until July 9th:rnrn• Free banking services for 6 months;rn• Loans in RON, with fix interest of 9% and 0 administration commission;rn• Updated products and services packages, with no additional costs, for 6 months.rnrn“The purpose of Business Kombat campaign is to support the SMEs, in a period during which the unstable economic environment represents a real problem for them. The Small and Medium Enterprises represent an important segment, for which OTP Bank Romania offered, over the years, personalized products and services, meant to encourage the business development.” declared László Diósi, CEO, OTP Bank Romania.rnrnOTP Bank Romania is a subsidiary of OTP Bank, which is the largest independent Central-Eastern-European banking group. OTP Bank provides universal financial services in Hungary, Romania, Montenegro, Croatia, Bulgaria, Russia, Ukraine, Slovakia and Serbia, for more than 12 million clients, through 1500 branch offices, the ATM network and electronic channels.rn

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