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Loan applications for €290 m received
Belgrade,
18 March 2009
The Serbian Ministry of Economy and Regional Development stated today that in response to the government’s set of measures for mitigating the effects of the global economic crisis loan applications for a total sum of nearly €290 million were received in the last three weeks.
According to a statement issued by the Ministry, banks which are approving loans with subsidized interest rates have reported that €273 million was demanded through applications for liquidity loans, €11 million in investment loans and more than €6 million in consumer loans.
Loans worth a total of €54 million have been approved, of which liquidity loans amount to €48 million and consumer loans €6 million.
A total of 484 liquidity loans were given to enterprises to the amount of nearly €48 million, of which small enterprises were approved 427 loans (nearly €12.5 million), 26% of the liquidity loans.
Medium-sized enterprises were approved 38 loans (nearly €14 million) or 29% and large enterprises were approved 19 loans (nearly €21.5 million) or 45% of the total liquidity loans approved.
The largest sum was approved by Banca Intesa, nearly €40 million, followed by Komercijalna Banka, Pro Credit, Societe General, Srpska Banka, Hypo Alpe Adria Bank, Privredna Banka Belgrade, Erste Bank and Cacanska Banka.
A total of 710 loans to the amount of €5 million were approved for purchasing cars and 621 loans worth €3 million were approved for buying other consumer goods produced in Serbia.
A detailed report on loans is available at the website of the Ministry of Economy and Regional Development.
Loans worth a total of €54 million have been approved, of which liquidity loans amount to €48 million and consumer loans €6 million.
A total of 484 liquidity loans were given to enterprises to the amount of nearly €48 million, of which small enterprises were approved 427 loans (nearly €12.5 million), 26% of the liquidity loans.
Medium-sized enterprises were approved 38 loans (nearly €14 million) or 29% and large enterprises were approved 19 loans (nearly €21.5 million) or 45% of the total liquidity loans approved.
The largest sum was approved by Banca Intesa, nearly €40 million, followed by Komercijalna Banka, Pro Credit, Societe General, Srpska Banka, Hypo Alpe Adria Bank, Privredna Banka Belgrade, Erste Bank and Cacanska Banka.
A total of 710 loans to the amount of €5 million were approved for purchasing cars and 621 loans worth €3 million were approved for buying other consumer goods produced in Serbia.
A detailed report on loans is available at the website of the Ministry of Economy and Regional Development.
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