Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Loan offer from Sachsen LB from 14.1.2010 proposing margins from 55 bps p.a. up to 80 basis points per annum depending on the loan amount (the higher the loan amount, the lower the margin offered).
• He charges ridiculous tuition, but he offers loans at a bargain interest rate of 30%.
• Pavel Štrbík to draw up an economic and legal analysis of the loan offer.
• Should I offer to loan him a shirt?
• In Ireland, it was a practice for some banks to offer loans of up to EUR 1000 which could be applied for and approved via text message.
• We are not about giving loans, we offer grants.
• The loan offers the banks a spread of [...] bps above EURIBOR.
• And he offers to loan me the money for the ring.

• Efforts to establish by 2010 a comprehensive Western Balkans Investment Framework for the coordination of grants and loans offered by the Commission, by international financial institutions and by individual country donors are backed by Parliament.
• The relevant product market for the corporate sector is considered by the applicant to include SMEs loans offered by credit institutions.
• All loans offered by the market after this date are 'contaminated' by the aid which the State has undertaken to grant.
• The term of the loans offered will not exceed 15 years, unless it can be linked to a longer refinancing resource, in particular through the issue of covered bonds having a corresponding maturity.
• Subject to the provisions of Article 1(4) and Article 2, the total amount of the loan offered to
• It will be easier to calculate the total cost of a loan offered by various banks, credit intermediaries or credit institution.Consumers will also be able to benefit from bank products that are not available in their own country.
• This financial instrument was intended to encourage the banks and financial institutions which provide financing in the sector to increase their activities to promote cinema production, in particular by providing a partial guarantee for loans offered to producers.
• Had the loan been granted on market terms, a higher base rate would have been charged and a risk premium would have been added considering the limited security that the collateral for the loan offered.