Corporate lending and borrowing continues to become increasingly complex. Let The Corporate Counsel Guide to Banking & Credit Relationships, Second Edition clarify the relationships between banks and other financial service providers and their customers. This newly updated edition also provides you with precedents on CD-ROM that you can tailor for your corporate and commercial lending and borrowing matters. Know how to balance the risks and responsibilities when supervising banking and credit relationships.
The Corporate Counsel Guide to Banking & Credit Relationships, Second Edition explains your role in supervising banking and credit relationships. You'll arrive at a clear understanding of the areas in which you can provide due diligence and input into documentation for services provided. Inside this book you'll find an overview of all the most common banking and finance relationships that corporate counsel needs to understand — from secured and unsecured lending to bankruptcy and insolvency, from leasing to alternative methods of financing.
This work also provides a detailed and practical examination of the obligations, rights, and common requirements of both lenders and borrowers in a credit relationship. You will be equipped to understand:
Sample precedent documents required for banking and credit arrangements are contained on the accompanying CD-ROM. These precedents serve as guidelines to what should be expected as a fair and reasonable balancing of the risks, responsibilities, duties, and liabilities of the parties to a credit relationship.
New in this edition
Fully revised chapters:
New and revised precedents:
Corporate lending and borrowing continues to become increasingly complex. Let The Corporate Counsel Guide to Banking & Credit Relationships, Second Edition clarify the relationships between banks and other financial service providers and their customers. This newly updated edition also provides you with precedents on CD-ROM that you can tailor for your corporate and commercial lending and borrowing matters. Know how to balance the risks and responsibilities when supervising banking and credit relationships.
The Corporate Counsel Guide to Banking & Credit Relationships, Second Edition explains your role in supervising banking and credit relationships. You'll arrive at a clear understanding of the areas in which you can provide due diligence and input into documentation for services provided. Inside this book you'll find an overview of all the most common banking and finance relationships that corporate counsel needs to understand — from secured and unsecured lending to bankruptcy and insolvency, from leasing to alternative methods of financing.
This work also provides a detailed and practical examination of the obligations, rights, and common requirements of both lenders and borrowers in a credit relationship. You will be equipped to understand:
Sample precedent documents required for banking and credit arrangements are contained on the accompanying CD-ROM. These precedents serve as guidelines to what should be expected as a fair and reasonable balancing of the risks, responsibilities, duties, and liabilities of the parties to a credit relationship.
New in this edition
Fully revised chapters:
New and revised precedents: