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Asialink Head Office Branch. Suite 206-212 AIC Gold Tower, F Ortigas Center Jr. Ave. cor. Garnet Road, Ortigas Center, Pasig City. Give us a call at (632) 8709-7777, (02) 8254-0175, (02) 8254-0163.
Customer Service: (02) 8709 7777. Globe: 0917-847-3639. Smart: 0908-886-8780. customerservice@asialinkfinance.com.ph. For complaints: complaints@asialinkfinance.com.ph. Contact us for any of your questions. We'll get back to you as soon as possible!
Since 1997, Asialink Finance Corporation has established itself as the premier finance loan company in the Philippines. Our customers keep coming back to us because we simply provide the most reliable lending services out there.
Jul 26, 2023 · With almost three decades in the industry, Asialink Finance Corporation has proven itself as a reliable financing company for the common folk. One of its most striking attributes is its commitment to providing loans to unbanked and underserved Filipinos.
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Asialink Finance Corporation offers personal, consumer, and business loans and is located in 86 branches nationwide. We aim to become a key driver of economic growth by providing inclusive...
Jan 29, 2024 · MANILA, Philippines —Asialink Finance Corp. released more than P12.6 billion in loans in 2023 and expects 2024 to be even better as it grows its customer base and resources.
South Asialink Finance Corporation (SAFC) is one of the leading and fastest-growing non-bank financial institutions in the Philippines. With seven branches in 2006 and 80 branches today, SAFC has grown remarkably since its foundation in 2003.
Dec 11, 2022 · Asialink’s solid numbers won for it a “PRS A plus” with stable outlook credit rating from the Philippine Rating Services Corp., indicating its “above average capacity” to meet its ...
Jul 11, 2024 · MANILA, Philippines — Asialink Finance Corp. has secured a P125-million credit line from Korea’s Hana Bank Global to shore up resources that small borrowers can tap into for their expansion plans.
