EXIM Updates Form for Tracking Local Loan Costs
Published Date: 2/26/2025
Notice
Summary
The Export-Import Bank (EXIM) is updating a form that helps borrowers show exactly what local costs they’re paying for when using EXIM’s Credit Guarantee Facility. This change makes it easier for lenders to check and approve financing requests quickly and correctly. If you’re an EXIM borrower, you’ll want to review and comment by March 28, 2025, to help shape this smoother process.
Analyzed Economic Effects
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Updated EXIM Local-Cost Disbursement Form
EXIM updated Form EIB 18-03 (Itemized Statement of Payments—Local Costs, OMB No. 3048-0055) that EXIM borrowers must complete when requesting disbursements for local-cost goods and services under the Credit Guarantee Facility. EXIM estimates 12 respondents annually, 30 minutes per respondent (6 total annual burden hours), and invites comments on the proposed collection by March 28, 2025.
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