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About Cicobail

Cicobail operates in asset-based financing with a focus on leasing structures for vehicles, machinery, and other productive equipment used by businesses, particularly SMEs and mid-sized corporates. Typical structures include finance leases and, depending on jurisdiction, operating leases, with terms commonly ranging from short to medium tenor and repayments scheduled monthly or quarterly; pricing is usually fixed or variable relative to market benchmarks, and the financed asset generally serves as primary collateral. Standard costs may include origination and documentation fees, insurance-related charges, and penalties for late payment or early termination, while end‑of‑term outcomes vary by contract (purchase option, renewal, or return). Eligibility tends to be based on audited or management financials, cash‑flow coverage, sector and counterparty risk, and the asset’s resale liquidity; onboarding normally requires KYC/KYB documentation, supplier pro forma invoices, and acceptance protocols, and disbursement is commonly vendor-directed rather than cash to the client. Contracts specify maintenance and insurance responsibilities, usage limits, covenants, and events of default, which can make early exit difficult or costly. Accounting and tax treatment follows local rules and may require capitalization by the lessee under applicable standards, with VAT treatment dependent on the lease structure and jurisdiction. Client service is usually provided through relationship managers and phone/email channels, with online portals for quotes and document exchange where available, though functionality varies by market. Cicobail does not function as a deposit‑taking bank and is subject to the regulatory regime applicable to non‑bank lenders in its operating markets; risk appetite and pricing are influenced by credit quality, asset type, and residual value exposure, so suitability hinges on the borrower’s liquidity goals, cash‑flow predictability, and total cost relative to bank loans or vendor financing.