After a thorough analysis, Slovenian largest bank NLB decided to
reduce the fee from 4% to 2%. The bank started charging lower fees at
the beginning of this week, the bank said on Tuesday.
Abanka reduced the commission fee from 4% to 1.9% already on 1
February. On the contrary, Banka Celje will raise the fee on Monday -
from 0.27% to 1.86%. Gorenjska banka has still not decided to decrease
the commission fee, which currently stands at 4%.
Most banks raised the fees from 0.25% to 4% prior to the 1 January
euro adoption, but the impact was not as big when the tolar was still
in circulation.
The Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GZS) warned at the end of
January that the fees mainly affected small companies that mostly
operate with coins, such as confectioneries, taxis and vending machine
operators.