Ad Campaigns
Poonawalla Fincorp launches a new campaign “Log toh Sawaal Karenge Hi”
Mumbai: Poonawalla Fincorp Ltd, a Cyrus Poonawalla group-promoted non-banking finance company, launched the digital campaign ‘Log toh Sawaal Karenge Hi’. With this new campaign, Poonawalla Fincorp throws light on how people end up taking loans at high interest and pay higher EMIs despite having good credit behaviour and high credit scores. This campaign is targeted at borrowers with high credit scores to explore hassle-free loan offers of Poonawalla Fincorp with affordable interest rates, and other benefits and to consider transferring their high-interest loans to Poonawalla Fincorp. Borrowers can also check their credit scores with Poonawalla Fincorp without any charges.
This campaign has two short humourous and witty films, creating awareness about Poonawalla Fincorp’s capabilities of providing instant & hassle-free loans at low interest rates to people with high credit scores through its website, mobile application, or call centre platforms.
Watch the films from the ‘Log toh Sawaal Karenge Hi’ campaign:
Poonawalla Fincorp managing director Abhay Bhutada said, “The tendency of high demand for consumer loans during the festive season gets fuelled due to multiple reasons such as home renovations, vacations, weddings, or purchase of consumer durables, etc.
We have observed that during the festive season, people end up taking high-interest loans without doing proper due diligence despite having a good credit history and high credit score which creates an unnecessary burden of paying high EMIs. The purpose of this campaign is to create awareness about how to choose the right loan service provider like Poonawalla Fincorp which can help a borrower explore the best loan offers at attractive interest rates with no hidden charges. We at Poonawalla Fincorp always believe in offering best-in-class customer-centric products and solutions to enable dreams and fulfil the financial needs of our customers. This campaign highlights our value proposition of being the most transparent and end-to-end digital lending NBFC, committed to offering instant hassle-free loans to customers with high credit scores.”
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