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The project consists of a loan substitute to a non-bank financial intermediary providing unsecured senior loans to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and mid-caps in Spain. The EIB will invest in the mezzanine note of a term securitisation, facilitating the release of funds from the existing bridge facility, and helping the intermediary originate new loans going forward.
The operation complements the secured lending supply by the Spanish banks. Such diversification of financing options for the middle-market companies correlates positively with the efforts to develop an EU-wide capital markets union, and will contribute to sustainable economic growth in the long run.
The final beneficiaries will be requested to comply with domestic and EU legislation, as applicable.
The final beneficiaries will be requested to comply with domestic and EU legislation, as applicable.
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