Things
The aim of the contribution is to broaden the potential audience of SME Issuers, reducing the incidence of fixed costs connected to the issue of bonds and therefore making the issuance of Minibonds more convenient even for more modest denominations, suitable for smaller companies. The non-repayable contribution partly covers some Minibond issuance costs that SMEs must face to participate in the Basket Bond Lazio operation guaranteed by the Minibond Guarantee Fund established with the resources of the 2021-2027 ERDF Regional Programme.
Who is it aimed at?
The notice is aimed at SMEs which: - have submitted the expression of interest pursuant to the Invitation to express interest in participating in the Basket Bond Lazio operation and which have passed the relevant formal eligibility phase; - have an operational headquarters in Lazio resulting from the Company Register; - they are found alternatively in one of the two cases: a) having issued the Minibond in the context of the Basket Bond Lazio operation, or b) having received the refusal to admit it to the portfolio by the Investors, despite having passed formal eligibility - have already incurred the eligible costs covered by the contribution, with the exception regulated in the Notice for the costs of first certification of the budget. They must also meet the general eligibility requirements set out in the Notice.
What does it predict
A non-repayable contribution calculated at a maximum of 50% of the costs admitted and actually incurred on the date of submission of the Application and is State Aid granted: - pursuant to art. 18 of the RGE, with reference to the costs whose legally binding commitments were assumed after the presentation of the expression of interest to participate in the Basket Bond Lazio operation; - pursuant to De Minimis, with reference to the costs whose commitments were legally assumed before submitting the expression of interest, it being understood that they must be hired after the date of publication of the Call.