easy · Corporate Credit Analysis covenants

What is the primary objective of a 'Cash Sweep' provision in a credit agreement?

  1. To bar the firm from paying interest on junior debt using cash reserves
  2. To grant the lender authority to seize the company's cash accounts at any time absent default
  3. To provide the company with a revolving line of credit for short-term working capital financing
  4. To ensure that a percentage of excess cash flow is used to prepay the debt principal.

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