The funds, to be paid out by summer, will fund major city developments. The council will use the loan to renovated public buildings with greater accessibility to the disabled, buy new equipment for healthcare facilities and refurbish city-owned schools and nursing homes.
OTP Deputy CEO László Wolf said that with Budapest’s excellent credit rating, and since it is a longtime client, the bank extended excellent terms to the city.
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