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Founded in 2002 by the Hungarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MKIK) and the National Association of Entrepreneurs and Employers (VOSZ), KAVOSZ Zrt.'s primary mission is to support the financing and development of Hungarian SMEs. The company is best known for coordinating and managing the Széchenyi Card Program (Széchenyi Kártya Program), a highly successful state-subsidized loan program. KAVOSZ acts as an intermediary, assessing credit applications from businesses and connecting them with partner financial institutions to provide accessible loans, overdraft facilities, and investment credit, thereby stimulating the Hungarian economy.

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KAVOSZ Zrt.

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