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Project summary document

Project name:HVB Group Debt Facility FW
Country:Regional
Project number:13241
Business sector:Lending to banks
Public/Private:Private
Environmental category:FI
Board date:5 September 2000
Status:Board approved
Date PSD disclosed:
Date PSD updated:
5 September 2000
6 October 2003
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Project description
and objectives:

The original project was a €50 million Framework Facility to be extended to the subsidiaries of Bank Austria Creditanstalt in EBRD's countries of operation. The total value of the Facility up to EUR 100 million to recognise the merger between the HVB and Bank Austria Creditanstalt including all the group network banks and leasing companies in the Facility. The   individual credit lines under the revised structure of the Facility will be either senior or subordinated loans with maximum maturity up to 15 and 10 years respectively. The financing will be provided to support the network banks' and leasing companies expansion in their respective markets by enhancing their capital base and lending capacity. The Framework approach will ensure better efficiency and responsiveness to clients' needs.

Sub-projects:

  • Bank Austria/HVB FW - HVB Bank Croatia (senior loan)
  • Uni Credit Tiriac Romania
  • BACA - UniCredit Bank Serbia Mortgage Loan
  • BACA - UniCredit Bank Serbia Mortgage Loan II
  • BACA - UniCredit Bank Serbia Mortgage Loan III

Transition impact:

Transition Impact potential derives primarily from increasing capability of the group network banks and leasing companies to expand their activities in the EBRD's countries of operation. By following international standards in their operations the network institutions also provide a demonstration effect to other market participants promoting the provision of high quality financial services in the region. Furthermore, the funding provided under the Framework will stimulate much needed long-term financing for the private sector and retail market in the respective countries.

The client:

The beneficiaries under the Framework will the subsidiaries of Bank Austria Creditanstalt AG of Austria in the EBRD's countries of operation. The initial target countries are envisaged to be Croatia, Romania, Ukraine and Russia, but the Framework is expected to be expended to include other countries where both Bank Austria Creditanstalt and EBRD operate.

EBRD finance:

The Framework has a value of € 100 million, and the individual credit lines extended under the Framework are envisaged to be € 10 - 20 million.

Total project cost:

€ 100 million.

Environmental impact:

Subsidiaries participating in the Framework will apply EBRD's environmental procedures for local banks to all transactions supported through the Framework. In implementing these procedures, participating banks will require their borrowers to comply, at a minimum, with national health, safety, environmental and public consultation requirements. Each subsidiary will submit annual environmental reports to EBRD.

Technical
cooperation:

None.

For consultant opportunities for projects financed by technical cooperation funds, visit procurement of consultants.

Company contact:

 

EBRD contact:

Nora Kocsis, Operation Leader: kocsisn@ebrd.com

Business opportunities:

For business opportunities or procurement, contact the client company.

General enquiries:

EBRD project enquiries not related to procurement:
Tel: +44 20 7338 7168; Fax: +44 20 7338 7380
Email: projectenquiries@ebrd.com


Project Summary Documents are created before consideration by the EBRD Board of Directors. Details of a project may change following disclosure of a Project Summary Document. Project Summary Documents cannot be considered to represent official EBRD policy.
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