+9. Rescheduled The existing contractual Different repayment options may include: payments repayment …

9. Rescheduled The existing contractual Different repayment options may include: payments repayment …

Rescheduled paymentsThe existing contractual repayment schedule is adjusted to a new sustainable repayment programme based on a credible, current and forecasted assessment of the borrower’s cash flowDifferent repayment options may include: i. Partial repayment: when a payment is made against the exposure, for example from a sale of assets that is lower than the outstanding balance. This option is applied to significantly reduce the exposure at risk and to enable a sustainable repayment programme for the remaining outstanding amount. This option should be preferred to the bullet and step-up options described below. ii. Balloon or bullet payments: when the rescheduled repayment ensures a large payment of the principal at a later date before loan maturity. This option should be used/considered viable only in exceptional circumstances and when the institution can duly demonstrate future cash flow availability by the borrower to meet the balloon or bullet payment. iii. Step-up payments: credit institutions should consider a solution including this option viable only when they can ensure, and are able to demonstrate, that there is good reason to expect that future increases in payments can be met by the borrower.

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