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Meaning of "loans worth"
loans worth - Refers to the value or amount attributed to loans, typically indicating their monetary worth
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loans worth
By granting loans worth some.
Loans worth more than $7 billion because of the.
Small and medium-sized businesses took out loans worth more than $1 billion.
In addition, global loans worth some 600 million will help finance SMEs and smallscale local infrastructure.
The newly established bank also rolled out loans worth 260 billion won so far.
Lastly, global loans worth some 500 millionwill contribute to the financing of SMEsand small-scale local infrastructure.
Fixed interest rates were applied to three World Bank loans worth a total of $243 million.
It agreed to encourage loans worth $20 billion by development banks to Egypt and Tunisia.
We have already issued more than 20 such loans worth over 11 million lei.
Loans worth 0.9 million EUA were given for the construction or improvement of welfare housing.
ECIP is also applicable as well as EIB loans loans worth ECU 340 million in Asia.
Inaddition, loans worth 390 million were signedforenergy TENs projects in Spain, Portugal and the United Kingdom.
Six sectors identified for loans worth EUR 661 million.
Lastly, loans worth 220 million in all were granted in Asia and Latin America.
One company, Shanxi Ruicheng, received private loans worth around 20 % of assets.
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Two guarantees securing loans worth CZK 35 million and CZK 5 million in favour of DP Ústí;.
KPMG is advising Sabadell on both operations, which together comprise assets and loans worth €3.4 billion.
The bank approved its first package of loans worth 811 million U.S. dollars in April.
Italian, Spanish and French banks are reported to have loans worth $150 billion in Turkey.
In 2007 Brazil 's Development Bank issued loans worth more than double the entire World Bank portfolio.
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