Loan syndication The participation by a group of lending institutions as financiers to a single borrower, so that no institution individually has a high exposure.
Loan syndication
Group of banks sharing a loan. See: Syndicate.
London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR) ...
bank arranging a loan syndication , in which several banks buy participations. The lead bank collects a management fee for assembling the syndicate and arranging the financing terms.
A bank that oversees the arrangement of a loan syndication. The lead bank is paid an additional fee for this service, which involves recruiting the members and negotiating the financing terms.
lead bank A bank that takes the lead in originating and arranging a loan syndication.
lead lender A bank or other institution that takes the lead in originating and arranging a loan syndication.
See also: All-In Cost, Bond, Creditor, Hypothecation, Interest, Lien, Loan Sharking, Loan Syndication, Mortgage, Policy Loan
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Highly Leveraged Transaction - HLT ...
Lead Manager: Senior tier of lenders in a loan syndication.
League Tables: A ranking of lenders and advisors according to the underwriting, final take, or number of project finance loans or advisory mandates completed during a given period.
A merchant banking subsidiary set up by several banks that may or may not be of the
same nationality. Consortium banks are common in the Euromarket and are active in loan syndication.
Domestic International Sales Corporation (DISC) ...
The theory that a covered loan is less expensive when its cost is calculated in one currency, it will also be less expensive in all other currencies.
Loan syndication
Group of banks sharing a loan. See: Syndicate.
Loan value ...
set up and owned by a group of other banks, with no one of them holding a majority share. The participants of the consortium may or may not be of the same nationality. Consortium banks are common in the Euromarket and are active in loan Syndication.
Consortium banks
A merchant banking subsidiary set up by several banks that may or may not be of the same nationality. Consortium banks are common in the Euromarket and are active in loan syndication.
projections; on GNI; World Bank's Global Development Finance data; Moody's Investors Service, Standard & Poor's and Fitch IBCA; OECD consensus groups (source: ECGD); the US Exim Bank and Atradius UK; heads of debt syndicate and loan syndications; ...
Consortium banks are common in the Euromarket and are active in loan syndication.
 See also: Syndication, Banks, LIBOR, Life insurance policy, Line of credit
  
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