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HIB Hibernia Corp Cla

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Hibernia Provides Hurricane Recovery Lines of Credit to Small Businesses

04/10/2005 6:22pm

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Hibernia National Bank (NYSE:HIB) is providing lines of credit to small businesses affected by hurricanes Katrina and Rita to help them begin recovery efforts while they await longer-term assistance. "We realize that our customers need funding now so they can start to rebuild their businesses, serve their customers and do their part to restart the Louisiana and Southeast Texas economies," said Hibernia's Paul Bonitatibus, president of Retail and Business Banking. "The new products we are announcing today will provide short-term cash until business owners receive insurance settlements, loans from the Small Business Administration or other assistance." Hibernia is offering two small-business products, both featuring unsecured lines of credit with minimal documentation and quick funding turnaround: -- Line of Credit Up to $10,000 - This unsecured line of credit is offered to businesses in the hurricane-affected areas at the current prime rate published in the Wall Street Journal. -- Line of Credit Up to $25,000 - Also unsecured, this higher line of credit is offered to small businesses awaiting settlement of a property insurance claim from their insurance company. The rate is the current prime rate published in the Wall Street Journal. Customers applying for this larger line of credit must have proof of a filed property insurance claim. Bonitatibus said the first payment on either line of credit will not be due for 60 days to further assist these businesses in getting back on their financial feet. "Because these products require no documentation other than a short application, approved customers will be able to receive their funds quickly," Bonitatibus said. "We are eager to assist them in getting their businesses back up and running." Small businesses that currently do not bank with Hibernia are welcome to apply as well, he added. To apply, small-business owners can visit any Hibernia branch office or call Hibernia's Direct Bank at 800-996-8671. Hibernia is on Forbes magazine's list of the world's 2,000 largest companies and Fortune magazine's list of America's top 1,000 companies according to annual revenue. Hibernia has $22.1 billion in assets and 321 locations in 34 Louisiana parishes and 36 Texas counties. Hibernia Corporation's common stock (HIB) is listed on the New York Stock Exchange.

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