Banking Law - Loan Documentation
Practitioner's Guide to Bank Loan Documentation in 30 minutes
Created by Emil N
What you'll learn
- Learn how banks typically structure their loans and security packages
- Become conversant with terms that are found in a standard loan agreement, including loan mechanics
- Master the legal principles behind typical security documents
- Distinguish undertakings and guarantees from true security documents
- Understand common intercreditor arrangements in syndicated loans and more complex financings
- Learn banking law in the UK and commonwealth jurisdictions context
Requirements
- None
Description
· Banking Law in the UK and commonwealth jurisdictions context
· Structure of Loan Documentation
· Typical terms in a Loan Agreement and Loan Mechanics
· Common Types of Security Interests and Security Documents
· Mortgages, Assignments, Fixed and Floating Charges, Debentures
· Deeds of Undertaking and Deeds of Subordination
· Intercreditor Agreements and Security Trust Deeds
· Quasi-security
Who this course is for:
- LLB students or lawyers interested in becoming a banking lawyer
- Bankers who are interested to learn the legal principles behind loan documentation
- Anyone interested in banking law in the UK and commonwealth jurisdictions context
Instructor
Banking Lawyer
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Corporate lawyer qualified in England and Wales and other jurisdictions with more than a decade of experience in private practice specialising in banking and finance. Acted for lenders and borrower in all types of financings. Also has inhouse experience in an international bank and experience in teaching for about half a year.