easy · Debt Capital Markets
In a 'club deal', the 'Agreement Among Lenders' or similar documentation is important because:
- It allows the lead bank to cancel the interest payments if the borrower is a 'good friend'.
- It mandates that the bonds must be converted to equity if the price rises.
- It defines how the group of banks will share the interest, principal, and any voting rights over the debt.
- It guarantees that the bonds can be sold to retail investors at any time.
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