The nominal amount of a money market loan must have a minimum amount of EUR 1,000,000.00 or, if higher, an integral multiple of EUR 100,000.00.
For money market loans in EUR, the Bank charges the Borrowers interest at the EURIBOR plus a margin of 2.25 per cent. p.a. on the respective money market loan. If the EURIBOR rate is 0 % or less than 0 %, the Borrowers shall pay interest at a rate equal to the margin.
EURIBOR means the interest rate published on Reuters page “EURIBOR” (or any successor to that page) for deposits in Euro in the interbank market with a comparable term two banking days prior to disbursement of a money market loan.
If the EURIBOR’s essential calculation base changes or may no longer be determined temporarily or permanently, the Bank will use the reference interest rate which replaces the EURIBOR or another suitable reference interest rate (“replacement reference interest rate”). The Bank will inform the Borrowers of the replacement reference interest rate in due course.
For the purpose of fixing the interest rate for the respective money market loan, the Borrowers shall send the Bank a Utilisation Request specifying the amount and currency of the money market loan, the disbursement date and the term thereof not later than 10 a.m. (local time in Frankfurt am Main) on the day that is two business days prior to the day on which the loan is to be disbursed.
Business day means a day other than a Saturday and Sunday on which banks are open for general business in Frankfurt am Main.
If the EURIBOR cannot be determined on the day that is two business days prior to the day of disbursement of a money market loan, the parties shall negotiate on the interest rate and the term of the respective money market loan. The Bank shall not be obliged to disburse the money market loan until an agreement is reached. If such agreement on the interest rate and the term cannot be reached within 15 days, the Bank shall not be obliged to grant the money market loan.
Under the credit facility, the Bank may be instructed to issue prepayment guarantees provided that they are directly linked with the working capital to be financed.
The Bank reserves the right to refuse at its discretion the issuance of a guarantee on an individual basis due to the risks which may arise from the wording, the tenor, the beneficiary and or the underlying transaction.
All other conditions will be agreed upon the Borrower or Co-Borrower instructing the Bank to issue a guarantee. In case an agreement cannot be reached, the Bank is not obliged to issue the guarantee.
The guarantee fee for each guarantee shall be payable quarterly in advance on the last day of the previous quarter. The Bank charges the Borrowers the fee for the current remaining quarter upon issuance of the guarantee on a pro-rata temporis basis.
The Bank charges EUR 75.00 per guarantee for the execution of a guarantee document and EUR 50.00 for each amendment per guarantee.
In addition, the Bank’s “General Conditions for Guarantee Business” shall apply which are enclosed herewith
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