Santo Domingo Este. Representatives of the VBC-RD Trust and Banco BHD held a meeting at the Energy and Mines Theme Park of Ciudad Juan Bosch with the objective of evaluating new investment alliances aimed at strengthening the comprehensive development and well-being of families residing in the community.
The activity was led by Camel Curi Lora, executive director of the VBC-RD Trust, who presented the progress achieved and highlighted that “the transformation process allowed the reactivation of a territory with high potential, turning it into a self-sustaining, dynamic and constantly growing city.”
Since 2015, Banco BHD has been an important ally of the Ciudad Juan Bosch project, participating in the financing of RD$ 5,147 million in 19 projects, for a total of 7,096 homes built.
“Juan Bosch City is not just a housing project, it is a complete city, with educational, health, security, public spaces and engineering infrastructure. This meeting with the BHD reaffirms the interest of the financial sector in accompanying investment initiatives with high social impact, which contribute to improving the quality of life of families and the orderly and sustainable growth of the Dominican Republic,” said Curi Lora.
Banco BHD has financed this real estate project since 2015 that benefits Dominican families
This community currently has 14,531 homes, which have been built in record time thanks to public-private alliances, in which expert construction companies participate. Through the VBC-RD Trust, RD$3,237 million in works have been executed with own resources.
“Our value proposition of the BHD Financial Center has a complete transversal approach, which includes the creation of the trust with Fiduciaria BHD, the management of accounts with referenced collections and electronic payments; as well as the structuring and approval of interim credit, among other benefits. In addition, supporting people in the acquisition of a home has always been a core activity of our entity,” said Guillermo Méndez, executive vice president of Corporate and Business Banking at Banco BHD.
For Banco BHD, its president, Steven Puig, also participated in the visit; Ángela Samper, executive vice president of Retail Banking and Digital Business, Susana Reid, vice president of Infrastructure and Real Estate Projects and Construction, and Giselle Sánchez, second vice president of Infrastructure and PIC, among other representatives of the financial entity. The meeting ended with a tour of the La Gaviota Amphitheater, the recently inaugurated artistic and cultural space.
Ciudad Juan Bosch also includes children’s homes, technical training centers, an integrated health system and a municipal funeral home. In addition, it has installed a regulating tank with a capacity of 1.6 million gallons of water, guaranteeing the supply for more than 15,000 homes.
