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The Law of Multi-Bank Financing: Syndicated Loans and the Secondary Loan Market

Agasha Mugasha

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1. Multi-bank financing: What it is and is not 2. Multi-bank Financing: Who uses it, where and why? 3. Arranging Syndicated Loans, Sub-Participants and Loan Participations 4. Nature of Credit Facilities Used in Syndicated Loans and Secondary Loan Markets 5. Legal Relations Between the Parties in a Syndicated Loan 6. Legal Relations Between the Parties in Loan Participations 7. Legal relations in Sub-participation Agreements 8. The Secondary Market for Syndicated Loans:Loan Trading, Credit Derivatives, and Collateralised Debt Obligations 9. The Agent in Syndiacted Loans and Loan Participations 10. Insolvency Proceudres, Workout and restructuring in Syndicated Loans 11. The Regulation of Syndicated Loans and the Secondary Market Loan Practices 12. Conclusion

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1. Multi-bank financing: What it is and is not 2. Multi-bank Financing: Who uses it, where and why? 3. Arranging Syndicated Loans, Sub-Participants and Loan Participations 4. Nature of Credit Facilities Used in Syndicated Loans and Secondary Loan Markets 5. Legal Relations Between the Parties in a Syndicated Loan 6. Legal Relations Between the Parties in Loan Participations 7. Legal relations in Sub-participation Agreements 8. The Secondary Market for Syndicated Loans:Loan Trading, Credit Derivatives, and Collateralised Debt Obligations 9. The Agent in Syndiacted Loans and Loan Participations 10. Insolvency Proceudres, Workout and restructuring in Syndicated Loans 11. The Regulation of Syndicated Loans and the Secondary Market Loan Practices 12. Conclusion

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1. Multi-bank financing: What it is and is not 2. Multi-bank Financing: Who uses it, where and why? 3. Arranging Syndicated Loans, Sub-Participants and Loan Participations 4. Nature of Credit Facilities Used in Syndicated Loans and Secondary Loan Markets 5. Legal Relations Between the Parties in a Syndicated Loan 6. Legal Relations Between the Parties in Loan Participations 7. Legal relations in Sub-participation Agreements 8. The Secondary Market for Syndicated Loans:Loan Trading, Credit Derivatives, and Collateralised Debt Obligations 9. The Agent in Syndiacted Loans and Loan Participations 10. Insolvency Proceudres, Workout and restructuring in Syndicated Loans 11. The Regulation of Syndicated Loans and the Secondary Market Loan Practices 12. Conclusion

Key concepts: Syndicated loan, Non-conforming loan, Loan, Financial system, Restructuring, Participation loan, Business, Cross-collateralization

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