Teh (second from left) and Ng (second from right) shake hands while Lee (left) and Sien (right) look on.
PETALING JAYA: IOI Properties Group Bhd (IOIPG) has joined hands with RHB Banking Group (RHB) to launch the Home and Renovation Loan/Financing and Green Residential Property Loan/Financing for eligible residential properties across IOIPG’s property portfolio.
“Through RHB Full Flexi Home and Renovation Loan/Financing, home buyers will be given access to obtain financing packages of up to 90% + 30% Loan/Financing margins for selected residential properties. The additional 30% loan or financing margin aims to assist eligible home buyers in covering renovation costs at attractive financing rates,” group sales, marketing and branding head Nicole Lee Chee Yiing explained, adding that the 30% will be disbursed directly to the buyers in stages based on renovation progress.
Under RHB Green Residential Property Loan/Financing, home purchasers can opt for loan/financing margins up to 95% (inclusive of Entry Cost Financing), with an additional 5% to finance Mortgage Reducing Term Assurance (MRTA)/Mortgage Reducing Term Takaful (MRTT) coverage. Properties with Green Building Index (GBI), GreenRE or Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification are eligible under the campaign.
RHB group community banking managing director Jeffrey Ng Eow Oo said the partnership aims to make the home ownership journey more accessible and sustainable.
“Today’s home buyers seek more than just financing, they want flexibility, efficiency and long-term value in their investments. This collaboration with IOI Properties brings together RHB’s tailored financial solutions and IOIPG’s visionary developments to meet these growing expectations. Together, we aim to future-proof the home ownership journey by making it more accessible and sustainable. As a testament to our commitment, RHB has granted over RM2 billion in green financing over the past five years, as of March 2025,” said Ng.
Also present were IOIPG group chief operating officer Teh Chin Guan and RHB consumer finance head Sien Vee Loc.
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