Sberbank Restructures 3B RUB in Loans for Affected Sellers
Sberbank has restructured loans for affected sellers totaling 3 billion rubles, with about 8 billion rubles still under review, following a directive from the Central Bank of Russia to support small businesses impacted by marketplace incidents.
Consensus
- Sberbank has restructured loans worth 3 billion rubles for affected sellers.
- Approximately 8 billion rubles in loan restructuring requests are currently under review.
- More than 4,000 applications have been received from sellers of affected marketplaces.
- The Central Bank of Russia recommended that banks support entrepreneurs harmed by incidents at marketplace premises.
- Banks were advised to offer loan restructuring even if borrowers do not qualify for credit holidays under the law.
- The situation with small business lending is described as manageable and predictable.
Points of divergence
- About 8 billion rubles are in work. — tg_tass_agency
- The total amount of applications is 8 billion rubles. — interfax
Coverage (3 sources)
- Sberbank has already restructured loans for affected sellers totaling 3 billion rubles, about 8 billion rubles are in work... — ТАСС (Telegram)
- Sberbank received more than 4 thousand applications from sellers on credit restructuring — Интерфакс
- Sberbank has already restructured loans for affected sellers totaling 3 billion rubles, about 8 billion rubles are found in operation... — ТАСС (Telegram)