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ElementOccurrenceDescriptionExample Usage
@nrmin.1 / max.1Record number
Code Block
nr="1"

@currency

min. 1 / max. 1

Currency ISO 4217, alpha 3-code

RestrictionEnumeration

Code Block
currency="CHF"
Appraisaldatemin. 1 / max. 1Date of the credit appraisal
Code Block
<Appraisaldate>2015-09-18</Appraisaldate>
FinancialsCode min.0 / max.1

Characteristic of the current financial situation (code)

RestrictionEnumeration

Code Block
<FinancialsCode>33</FinancialsCode>
FinancialsText min.0 / max.1Characteristic of the current financial situation (text)
Code Block
<FinancialsText>The financial situation is considered 
to be good.</FinancialsText>
PaymentsCode min.0 / max.1

Characteristic of the current payment method (code)

RestrictionEnumeration 

Code Block
<PaymentsCode>27</PaymentsCode>
PaymentsText  min.0 / max.1Characteristic of the current payment method (text)
Code Block
<PaymentsText>There are no unfavourable reports regarding the
 financial obligations.</PaymentsText> 
BusidevCode min.0 / max.1Comment about the current business development (code)
Code Block
<BusidevCode>32</BusidevCode>
BusidevText min.0 / max.1Comment about the current business development (text)
Code Block
<BusidevText>The business trend is considered positive.</BusidevText>
Rating min.0 / max.1

Worldbox Credit Rating

 

first figure = Assessment 1-20

second figure = max. Assessment = 20

RestrictionEnumeration  

Code Block
<Rating>13/20</Rating>
 Creditlimit  min.0 / max.1Current maximal Credit Limit
Code Block
<Creditlimit>5000000</Creditlimit>
CreditlimitCode  min.0 / max.1

Comment about the current credit limit (code)

RestrictionEnumeration 

Code Block
<CreditlimitCode>10</CreditlimitCode>
 CreditlimitText  min.0 / max.1Comment about the current credit limit (text)
Code Block
<CreditlimitText>Credit to the recommended limit should be acceptable
 but should be monitored on a regular basis.</CreditlimitText>

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