Loans Repayment terms

Loans Repayment terms
For capital goods the maximum repayment terms by contract value are:
• Up to $50,000—2 years
• $50,000 to $100,000—3 years
• $100,000 to $200,000—4 years
• More than $200,000—5 to 10 years
Some products, such as aircraft, might have longer terms and lower unit value items might be assigned shorter terms. In exceptional circumstances, the maximum length of long-term loans can be extended beyond 10 years, depending on the nature of the product or project and OECD rules. The new definition as between medium- and long-term is important because it changes certain loan or guarantee conditions. Long-term is now defined as a repayment period longer than 7 years or is arbitrarily classified as long-term whenever the loan value exceeds $ 10 million, whatever the term. It is also a question of purpose; medium-term for trucks and equipment, and so forth, and long-term for heavy industrial equipment or projects.

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 long term loans  guarantee conditions  exceptional circumstances  repayment terms  contract value  loan value  repayment period  capital goods  maximum length  medium term  oecd  10 million  3 years  10 years  nature of the product  trucks  

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