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Home Business CBJ : Banks NOT to defer loan installments for June 01-06-2020 05:56 PM Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - Banks are not deferring their clients' loan installments for the month of June as was the case in the last three months, Governor of the Central Bank of Jordan (CBJ) Ziad Fariz said, Monday. However, Fariz highlighted that the most heavily impacted people by the COVID-19 pandemic's economic fallout will be able to submit applications to defer installments on their loans for June, a sigh of relief for many. Based on CBJ's recommendation, clients who submit loan deferral applications will not have to pay extra fees or moratory interests, as this will not affect their credit rating. These measures will continue taking effect throughout 2020. The Governor noted that interested clients should visit their banks to make necessary arrangements, as they will have to bear in mind that they will be required to submit documents proving they have been affected by the pandemic.

Home Business

CBJ : Banks NOT to defer loan installments for June

01-06-2020 05:56 PM

Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - Banks are not deferring their clients' loan installments for the month of June as was the case in the last three months, Governor of the Central Bank of Jordan (CBJ) Ziad Fariz said, Monday.

However, Fariz highlighted that the most heavily impacted people by the COVID-19 pandemic's economic fallout will be able to submit applications to defer installments on their loans for June, a sigh of relief for many.

Based on CBJ's recommendation, clients who submit loan deferral applications will not have to pay extra fees or moratory interests, as this will not affect their credit rating. These measures will continue taking effect throughout 2020.

The Governor noted that interested clients should visit their banks to make necessary arrangements, as they will have to bear in mind that they will be required to submit documents proving they have been affected by the pandemic.

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