This practical and interactive legal training courses covering the key issues of loan documentation:
- Options for structuring loan transactions
- Pre-contractual issues
- Representations, covenants and events of default
- Due diligence
- Administrative provisions
- Comparison of the wording of specimen English and US documents
- Clause-by-clause analysis of loan documents, including a workshop on common banking expressions
- Review of key loan agreement issues
- Claims, remedies and jurisdiction
- Structural issues
- Inter-creditor arrangements
Day 1
INTRODUCTION: The Most Common Structures Of Loan Transactions
Single banks and syndicated loan
Term loans and revolving credit facilities
Single currency and multi-currency facilities
Loan and guarantee facilities
Secured and unsecured facilities
WORKSHOP PART 1: Common expressions used in International Banking TERM SHEET
What issues should it address?
How much detail should it contain?
Is it intended to create a legally binding commitment?
INTERBANK MARKETS
Interest Period and Interest Rates
Match Funding
Broken Funding Costs
LOAN AGREEMENT OVERVIEW
Structure of the document
Principal concerns
WORKSHOP: Common Terms of the Loan Agreement Administrative Provisions
Drawdown procedure
Interest rate and interest periods
Repayment, prepayment and cancellation
Payment provisions
WORKSHOP: Common Terms of the Loan Agreement Administrative Provisions Continued
WORKSHOP: Common Terms of the Loan Agreement
Representations and warranties
Positive and negative covenants
Events of Default
WORKSHOP: Common Terms of the Loan Agreement Continued
Day 2
LOAN TRANSFERS
Novations
Assignments
Guarantees
Underwriting
SYNDICATED LOANS
Relationships between the banks
The Agency clauses
The Boilerplate clauses
DUE DILIGENCE
Due diligence issues
Where to conduct due diligence
Legal opinions
GUARANTEES
Vires and directors` duties
Vulnerability in insolvency
Guarantors` rights
GUARANTEES
Review LMA form
WORKSHOP PART 2: Common expressions used in International Banking.
OTHER SECURITY
Mortgages, charges and pledges
Fixed and floating charges
Clawback
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Claire Pointing
Claire Pointing
Claire is a solicitor with over 15 years experience in structured finance and capital markets in London and Paris.
Claire has worked at Norton Rose, Cadwalder and Gide Loyrette Nouel, and has advised on numerous European bond, MTN and commercial paper offerings. She is currently a senior member of the debtXplained team which provides market focused reviews and information on high yield transactions, led by Stephen Mostyn-Williams.
In addition to legal practice Claire has worked in strategy consulting with LEK Consulting LLP and has carried out research at Oxford University and New York University School of Law. Claire has also completed the corporate finance programme at London Business School.
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