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ICBC LPR Conversion Operation Guide**
With the advancement of interest rate liberalization, LPR (loan market ** interest rate) has become the focus of more and more people's attention. If you are considering converting your existing floating rate loans from ICBC to LPR, then this article will provide you with a detailed how-to guide.
1. What is LPR? **
LPR, or Loan Market Interest Rate, is a pricing mechanism formed by a representative bank based on the Bank's lending interest rate to the best quality customers and the open market operation interest rate (such as the medium-term lending facility interest rate). At present, LPR includes two varieties with a maturity of 1 year and more than 5 years.
Part 2: Why do you need to convert to LPR? **
For ICBC's existing floating rate loan customers, LPR conversion can better adapt to changes in market interest rates and optimize loan costs. In addition, the LPR conversion is also one of the important measures of the country's interest rate market-oriented reform.
Part 3: How to Convert to LPR? **
1.*Log in to ICBC Internet Banking**
Please ensure that you have opened ICBC's online banking services. If not, please bring your valid ID card and bank card to the nearest ICBC branch to go through the opening procedures.
2.*Go to the Loan Zone**
After logging in to Online Banking, click on the "Loans" section on the homepage.
3.Select LPR Convert
On the loan section page, find the "LPR conversion" option and click to enter the application page.
4.*Fill in the conversion intent**
On the application page, you need to fill in the loan contract number, borrower's ID number and other information, and choose whether to agree to transfer the previous interest rate concession to the LPR rate. Once completed, click Submit to complete the conversion request.
5.*View Conversion Results**
Once submitted, you can view the conversion result on the "My Loans" page. If the conversion is successful, then your existing variable rate loan has been successfully converted to LPR.