After long weeks of negotiations, Bercy is currently putting the finishing touches to one of the flagship devices of its recovery plan: participatory loans.
This financial instrument aims to support the country's growth over the coming months.
It should allow large SMEs and mid-sized companies (ETI), which are coming out of this first year of crisis, not to sacrifice their investments on the altar of debt reduction.
The idea is to help them quickly build up their equity.
As the State is not intended to become a shareholder of thousands of additional companies, which they would not want, moreover, a complex system has been devised.
The banking networks will select medium-sized companies capable of presenting an investment plan over several years and grant them these participatory loans.
Assimilated to quasi-equity or junior debt, these instruments would be remunerated between 4% and 6%,
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