UK loan markets
10 Sep 2018
Banking foundation shorts: loan markets eLearning seminars
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A springboard learning resource of short, interactive eLearning seminars covering legal issues and documentation relevant to working in the loan markets.
Fund Finance 1
In this seminar, we introduce subscription line facilities where the credit decision to lend is based primarily on the strength of investor commitments. We look at a typical fund structure, and focus on the key lender due diligence issues which arise in this type of fund finance.
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Fund Finance 2
In this seminar, we consider the characteristics of a typical subscription line facility agreement. We look at facilities which use a borrowing base approach and those which include a financial covenant. We also consider lender control provisions, particularly as regards the investor base.
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Facilities agreements 1
In this seminar, we discuss the broad purposes and characteristics of the different facility types and explain some of the most important terminology used in loan documents. We also introduce "conditions precedent" and the core lender control provisions - the representations and undertakings.
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Facilities agreements 2
In this seminar, we cover events of default, provisions which deal with early repayment, how lenders deal with requests for amendments and waivers to the facility agreement, and the provisions which deal with loan transfers.
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Intercreditor Agreements
In this seminar, we discuss the fundamentals of capital structuring and the concept of structural subordination. We then turn to contractual subordination established by the intercreditor agreement – and work through what that document aims to achieve and how it does that.
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The information provided is not intended to be a comprehensive review of all developments in the law and practice, or to cover all aspects of those referred to.
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