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The credit line represents the percentage of the market value and/or market value of a security, which by the credit giver with a financing for the collateral evaluation at the most one consults.

The height of this credit line depends on the kind of security and the risk joy of the credit giver.

If one multiplies the credit line by traffic and/or market value, then one obtains the loan to value ratio. The difference between 100% and the credit line is the safety anticipated payment with that the credit giver works.

Credit lines with real estates

Mortgage banks finance 60% loan to value ratio building societies finance 80% loan to value ratio business banks finance 80 - 90% of the market value. Presupposed also financings are beyond that possible for soil quality of the customer. With financings above the credit line the bank evaluates security in the context of the credit lines. The amount going beyond it is considered as unsecured loan, which is turned off alone to the soil quality of the applicant for the credit.

Credit lines with securities

Credit lines with securities play in particular with Effektenlombardkrediten a role. The credit lines are contractually agreed upon there. Possible values are:

  • Shares/German default values 60% of the stock exchange value
  • Shares/Nebenwerte 30% of the stock exchange value
  • Shares/speculative ones of values 0% of the stock exchange value
  • Government loans/to 3 years 80% of the exchange rate value
  • Government loans/to 3 years 80% of the exchange rate value

Credit lines with other collateral

Possible credit lines are:

  • Cash on account (e.g. savings balances) 100% of the account balance
  • Life insurances 90% of the repurchase value

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