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Since the beginning of the year, the credit institutions owned by the LBA have deferred more than 30 million. loans worth EUR. Three times less during the same period it was postponed due to the application of moratoriums.
According to data from the Lithuanian Banking Association, from January 25. To date, more than 100 private clients and more than 10 companies have taken the opportunity to defer compliance with existing obligations by virtue of renewed moratoriums without contract review and interest rate swaps. The value of the loans and leases reserved for the population amounts to 5.5 million. 4 million euros for companies. euros.
During the same period, about 250 million people were individually evicted. 18 million euros and about 30 companies. fulfillment of obligations amounting to EUR.
Last year, when the moratoriums were in effect from April to the end of September, a total of about 10,000 residents and companies in the country took advantage of the opportunity offered by credit institutions to temporarily postpone the payment of loans. The total value of the liabilities thus deferred was 1,500 million euros. euros. Requests for deferral of loan installments were received mainly in the first months of the spring quarantine, after which their number gradually decreased.
The members of the LBA agreed in January this year to renew the moratorium until March 31. The total deferral period under the initial and renewed moratorium could be up to 6 to 9 months for individuals and up to 6 months for companies, depending on the type of commitment.
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