10. The Bank’s right to provide the Guarantor and Owner of the pledge with information about the solvency of the Debtor The Bank is entitled to provide information to the Guarantor and Owner of the pledge about all commitments, payment disruptions, and other matters affecting the solvency of the Debtor. 11. he Debtor’s duty of disclosure Unless otherwise agreed, the Debtor must provide the Bank with - annual accounts including any supplementary information within thirty (30) days, at the latest, of the date for the closing of accounts as prescribed by the Accounting Act. - the auditor’s report concerning the annual accounts within thirty (30) days of the issuing date, - any other special audit report within thirty (30) days from the receipt of the special audit report, - possible liquidation balance sheets within thirty (30) days from their issuing date, and - interim reports on request or as separately agreed upon. The Debtor must provide, at the Bank’s request, information concerning the Debtor’s financial position that the Bank, as Creditor, deems necessary. Furthermore, the Debtor shall, of its own accord, notify the Bank immediately of any fundamental changes to the Debtor’s business activities. These types of changes include, among others, - a change in the form of the company or its field of activities, - termination, or fundamental expansion or reduction of business activities, - fundamental changes in the Debtor’s financial interest or ownership, - changes in the Debtor’s ownership or significant commitments in other companies. 12. Receipt of notification A written notification from the Bank is considered to have been received by the Debtor no later than seven (7) days from the dispatch date, if it is sent to the most recent address provided to the Bank or official register. If the notification has been sent via remote communications media, the notification is considered to have been received by the Debtor no later than seven (7) days from the dispatch date. 13. Facility expense changes that are beyond the control of the Bank The Debtor must compensate the Bank for additional costs or reduced profit accrued to the Bank in relation to the overdraft facility if the increase in costs or decrease in profits is the result of a change in legislation or the decision of the authorities, or for some other reason that is beyond the Bank’s control. The compensation is debited as a separate payment, or converted into an annual percentage unit and added to the credit interest rate. The Bank notifies the Debtor of the change in writing. 14. Force Majeure The contractual party is not liable for damage which is caused by an insurmountable obstacle or other circumstance which renders its operations inordinately difficult. Each contracting party has the duty to notify the other party as soon as possible if an insurmountable obstacle arises. If the insurmountable obstacle concerns the Bank, the Bank may provide notice thereof in the daily national newspapers in Finland and comparable electronic communications media. |