Long-Term Co-Financed Investment Loans
Tenor
Currency clause and
indexing criteria
- Credits indexed in EUR are placed in RSD
at middle exchange rate of the NBS, formed on contract execution date. Credits
are repaid at selling rate for foreign currency of the Bank, in RSD equivalent.
Type of interest rate: variable
Height of nominal annual
interest rate:
- Nominal weighted interest 4% + 3M Euribor
Height of effective
interest rate:
- For Micro credits indexed in EUR from 5.97%
- For Small credits indexed in EUR from 5.97%
Criteria for change of
contracted variable interest rate
- Interest rate under these credits is
changeable and defines by application of 3M EURIBOR (Reuters page for EURIBOR
– on contract execution date, which is increased by margin).
- Value of EURIBOR is updated each first
business day of the month for the current quarter.
- Interest is calculated at the end of each
month on amount of unsettled portion of credit.
Method of interest
calculation: simple method is used for calculation of interest.
Interest rate on mature
unsettled obligations – default interest
- In case of default, i.e. delay in
settlement of obligations, the Bank will charge default interest to the
beneficiary, in amount of 0.13% per day, for each day of delay, for period
from payment due date until full settlement of all mature claims.
Interest rate in case of
default is revised by decision of the Bank quarterly and depends on change in
market movements. Exceptionally, the Bank reserves the right t change interest
rate in even shorter time periods, due to change of Monetary Policies of
Reference Central Banks (NBS, ECB, FED).
Fees and expenses included
in calculation of EIR:
- Application processing fee is 0.50 % of
the granted amount
- 0.5% per annum on amount guaranteed by the Guarantee Fund
Fees are variable, revised
by decision of the Bank quarterly and depend on changes in market movements. Exceptionally
the Bank reserves the right to change fees in even shorter time periods due to
change of monetary policies of reference central banks (NBS, ECB, FED).