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Harrisons Advises EBRD on RSD 2.3 Billion Loan to OTP Bank Serbia

Harrisons Advises EBRD on RSD 2.3 Billion Loan to OTP Bank Serbia

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Harrisons has advised the EBRD on a RSD 2.3 billion loan to OTP Bank Serbia Novi Sad.

According to Harrisons, the loan will be used for "on-lending to small and medium-sized businesses in Serbia, for working capital lines and investment loans, in particular to those operating in economically less-developed areas of the country."

"The proceeds of the loan will further support Serbia’s economy in the post-pandemic recovery and increase small and medium-sized businesses' access to local-currency loans in Serbia," the firm informed.

The Harrisons team included Principal Mark Harrison, Consultant Ines Matijevic-Papulin, and Associate Mina Markovic.

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