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When a borrower uses an Incremental Facility (Accordion) to fund an acquisition, the lender often requires that the borrower's leverage remains within specified limits.
This requirement is known as:
- Most Favored Nation (MFN) protection
- Maintenance testing
- Negative pledge
- Pro-forma compliance
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