A detailed study of the terms of international loan documentation with
comprehensive explanations of the purpose of the provisions and of areas
which may require negotiation and with an emphasis on the wording of the
Loan Market Association documents. This work covers term loans and
revolving credits and includes comparisons of the provisions required
for investment grade borrowers, special purpose entities and asset and
project based credit risks. It includes discussion of security, due
diligence and legal opinions as well as Appendices explaining key issues
of English law such as trusts and fiduciary duties; and a glossary of
expressions commonly used in this area. The book thus provides a highly
practical and comprehensive resource for bankers and lawyers, at all
levels of experience, involved in international lending.