easy · Private Credit & Debt portfolio-management-monitoring-workouts
Lenders often demand 'Board Observer Rights' when a company enters the watchlist or defaults.
What does this right allow the lender to do?
- Vote on the annual budget
- Veto any management decision
- Fire the CEO directly
- Attend board meetings but not vote
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