GVH said the loans came with restrictions and were only available for amounts determined by the banks. GHV fined Elektro Computer Ft 105 million, Budapest Bank Ft 36 million, Credigen Bank Ft 2 million and Magyar Cetelem Bank Ft 25 million. Elektro Computer, Budapest Bank and Magyar Cetelem Bank paid more because they are repeat offenders. GVH said the banks had been fined because they also advertised the loans along with Elektro Computer.
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