On the basis of a credit agreement, a bank obliges itself to provide a borrower with a certain amount of money for a specific purpose and specified amount of time outlined in the agreement, whereas the borrower obliges themselves to use the borrowed money in accordance with the agreement terms, to return the amount of the used credit with interest on the agreed redemption dates and to repay commission on the received credit. Long-term credits – credits whose redemption date exceeds 12 months since the balance sheet day. Current credits – credits whose redemption date occurs within 12 months since the balance sheet day. |