In most cases, lending companies provide loans to borrowers in the currency commonly used in their respective countries. On Nectaro, the currency for each Series of Notes is indicated on the Note details page and can also be found in the prospectus and final terms. It's important to note that the currency in which a loan or Series of Notes is listed on the platform may differ from the currency in which the underlying borrower's loans were originally issued.
When an investment opportunity is presented on the platform in a different currency than the underlying borrower's loans, the lending company assumes the risk associated with currency exchange. This means that when borrower repayments are received or when repurchase or ERO prices need to be paid, the lending company must transfer the corresponding amount to Nectaro in the listed currency. If the currency of the underlying borrower's loans experiences a significant devaluation against the listed currency, it may affect the lending company's ability to transfer the amounts due to the investor.