CaixaBank She joins the companies that have done everything possible to help those affected by the terrible DANA which affected Valencia and other parts of Spain to a lesser extent. Caixabank has enabled an extraordinary financing line of more than 2,500 million euros for companies in the Valencian Community affected by DANA, with the aim of repairing the damage caused by the storm and guaranteeing the continuity of commercial activity of the community.
As the financial institution explained this Friday in a press release, the measure strengthens the initiatives that it has already promoted, through MicroBank, to support self-employed workers and small businesses with a turnover of up to two million euros and less than 10 employees, with a maximum amount of 50,000 euros to be paid in 72 months.
These initiatives aim to provide the necessary financial support to businesses and businesses that have been affected by the effects of DANA, and thus ensure commercial activity essential to the economic recovery of the entire territory.
To avoid unnecessary travel, the entity will allow cash withdrawal without commissions to customers holding cards of other banks in 785 CaixaBank ATMs in the province of Valencia over the next seven days.
These measures are in addition to the support plan that CaixaBank announced last Wednesday for those affected in the Valencian Community, Castile-La Mancha and Andalusia, such as the financing line with preferential conditions that it has made available from its individual customers to the help of the Insurance Compensation Consortium.
In this sense, SegurCaixa Adeslas has set up an exclusive telephone line (900 103 500) to speed up contact with the insurer and, in the case of policyholders who need it, to facilitate the management of consortium claims.
For the management of car insurance, the service has been strengthened to provide the necessary assistance through the telephone number 900 301 900, operational 24 hours a day.
AgroBank has enabled a line of more than 300 million euros aimed at the agri-food sector to help in cases where farms and crops have been damaged and, also, to anticipate aid and compensation to rehabilitate the damage caused by the storm .
The CaixaBank volunteer program has been activated in different regions of Spain to help and ensure coverage in the municipalities most affected by DANA in order to collaborate on priority needs.
The entity has also made it possible to set up a free donation collection platform, already in progress, in favor of the Spanish Red Cross and the Caritas Diocesanas of Valencia, to collect donations that can be made from the website of CaixaBank or via Bizum.
