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ZOBA - 2ND MORTGAGE CREDIT FACILITY

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and Zagrebacka banka d.d. (ZABA), the biggest provider of investment products and solutions in Croatia. In Croatia and neighboring Bosnia and Herzegovina, ZABA offers its clients a comprehensive portfolio of private and business client support activities. At the end of 2002, ZABA had a balance sheet balance of 7.3 billion, capital and reserves of 586 million euros and was valued by Standard & Poors at BBB- and by Moodys at Fitch and Ba1. ZABA's balance sheet amounted to 7.3 billion euros.

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EZV Mortgage Market Study - Council of Mortgage Lenders

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) stated in its Business Plan 2015/16 that it intended to examine whether there were obstacles to competitiveness in the mortgage area. It is expected to start in the fall of 2015 and to start a marketing survey in the first quater of 2016. The FCA then indicated in its feedback statement on the call for contributions on mortgage mortgages that it intended to commission a survey focussing on areas where potential improvements in competitiveness could be achieved for the consumer's convenience.

The FCA issued the mandate for the eagerly awaited market study on mortgages (MS16/2) on 12 December 2016. Please refer to the EZV media releases and announce the mortgage market study. See the full Mortgage Market Study - Times of References. According to the remit, the FCA will deal with two general topics, each focusing on specific needs and needs.

Do the available instruments (including advice) at each phase of the mortgage travel process help mortgage users to make efficient choices?

After our work on the Mortgage Markets Review (MMR), we will keep the EZV under review throughout the mortgage markets study and make sure that members are fully engaged. In response to the FCA's call for contributions to competitiveness in the context of the mortgage consultations, we have generally noted that there have been significant changes in the regulation of the UK mortgage markets in recent years.

Against this background, we believe that any further reforms should be stage-managed, should be proportional and should serve as a point of departure to identify where regulatory action itself causes distortions of competition in the markets. Another focus that we believe should be further explored is the possibility of greater digitization in the mortgage sale as well.

It is our belief that the FCA can work meaningfully with creditors, brokers and vendors in the marketplace to improve the use of new technology for the benefits of the consumer and business. The FCA has made enquiries to all companies in its three areas of work - the mortgage study, the customer understanding of transactions thematically and the topic only maturity interest thematically.