Long-term contractual relationship definition
Long-term contractual relationship means any contractual relationship between the Bank and the Customer that is directed at the provision of some service and exists continuously for a longer (whether definite or indefinite) period, under which the Customer continually, or from time to time uses services provided by the Bank, or concludes transactions with the Bank, including in particular framework agreements for financial or investment services, investment framework agreements, or credit and loan agreements, not inclusive of one-time contracts concerning one particular transaction, which are to be performed promptly or within a short time.