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Summary sheet
Credit line focusing on the small and medium sized investments in the Research, Development and Innovation segment primarily in the German public sector. The proposed project will contribute to the EU's Lisbon Agenda.
The proposed global loan intends to lower the funding cost for small-scale investment projects through the co-operation with Commerzbank AG. Commerzbank has identified a multitude of eligible investment projects of common interest, supporting the final beneficiaries in the RDI sector. The operation would therefore promote EU objectives for such projects, which cannot be reached by EIB otherwise.
The financial intermediary will undertake to promote compliance of the sub-projects with relevant national and EU law.
All eligible projects financed under the proposed global loan will have to comply with the relevant EU and national regulations.
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