World Bank Boosts Credit Access to Croatian Exporters

By // 05 August 2009

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is lending 100 million euros ($141.2 million) to increase access to credit of Croatian exporters. The Croatian Bank of Reconstruction and Development will manage the loan. It will make the funding available to commercial banks, which will offer on-lending to qualified private companies.

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