syndication
method of selling property whereby a sponsor, or syndicator, sells interests to investors. It may take the form of a partnership, limited partnership, tenancy in common, corporation, limited liability company, or S Corporation.
Loan syndication
Group of banks sharing a loan. See: syndicate.
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Syndication has been used for decades on an as-needed basis by banks wanting to spread the risk of large loans. The market took off following the first, 1973, oil shock.
Syndications
Primary and secondary market distribution of loans, which are generated via our client relationships.
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Syndication
Co-operation aimed at carrying out a shared project, such as new share issues and financing of major projects.
syndication
An arrangement in which two or more banks lend directly to the same borrower pursuant to one loan agreement. Each bank in the syndicate is a party to the loan agreement and may receive a note from the borrower evidencing the debt.
Syndication: The selling of a project finance to a group of prospective participants (a.k.a., the syndicate).
Resyndication limited partnership
The sale of existing properties to new limited partners, so that they can receive the tax advantages that are no longer available to the old partners.
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.
Web Syndication
A term that refers to a marketing strategy for websites. Web syndication describes an arrangement between two or more Internet companies for one company to provide material to be made available on the other party's site.
Loan syndication
Group of banks sharing a loan.
Loan amortization schedule
The schedule for repaying the interest and principal on a loan.
Debt Syndication refers to the process through which a company acquires a large loan through a number of investors or companies.
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.
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resyndication limited partnership Limited partnership in which existing properties are sold to new partners, for tax benefits of existing partners. retail The selling directly to consumers.
A simple example of syndication is when it occurs with bank loans. A major borrower may find it hard to raise a large loan from a single bank. If a group of banks form a syndicate the risk is spread over several banks.
Information memorandum A document detailing the project and project financing, usually in connection with a syndication. Infrastructure risk The risk associated with the impact on project cash flows from infrastructure problems.
Capitalization or amortization of organization and syndication fees. See IRC Section 709.
Contribution of construction services by the construction company in exchange for a capital interest in the partnership. See Treasury Regulation Section 1.
program is group investment project that provides for tax benefits that flow to the investors, regardless of the structure of the legal entity or vehicle for distribution including, but not limited to, oil and gas programs, real estate syndications, ...
The senior tier of a syndication. This implies the entity that agreed and negotiated the project financing structure. Also refers to the bank or underwriter entitled to syndicate the loan or bond issue. Also known as the lead underwriter.
ARRANGER - The senior tier of a syndication. This implies the entity that agreed and negotiated the pro...
ARRANGER OF CREDIT - As defined under the federal Truth-in-Lending Law, a person who regularly arranges...
Accurate Data - Accurate prices generated from trading and syndication desks at CIBC, and not a mere regeneration of existing data. CIBC uses these prices to value its inventories for trading, regulatory and risk management purposes.
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See also: All-In Cost, Bond, Creditor, Hypothecation, Interest, Lien, Loan Sharking, Loan Syndication, Mortgage, Policy Loan
Demand Note
Disclosure Statement
Federal Home Loan Banks
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Blind Pool. A partnership or syndication where the investments to be purchased are not specified at the time the investments are sold.
tv sets up and runs web-based channels and video syndication for third parties, which take and distribute out content.
Praecipium
The amount of the front-end fee not distributed to the joining members of a syndication.
Pre Carriage
Usually freight charges for port or airport delivery arising before the principal international carriage.
Also actors on television shows often make royalties when TV shows are rerun. Sometimes when TV shows go into syndication, royalties continue to be made for a long time after the show has ended.
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.
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Covenants are frequently included in bond offerings or bank loan/syndication terms. In the United Kingdom, when payments are made by an individual under covenant to a charity, the charity can reclaim the tax paid by the donor.
gross spread: The difference between an IPO's offering price and the price paid to the issuers by an underwriter to account for syndication fees and underwriter's discount.
Les participants au consortium peuvent avoir, ou non, la même nationalité. Dans le cadre de l' Euromarché il est fréquent que les banques appartiennent à un consortium et soient actives dans la Syndication de prêts.
RSS - Really Simple Syndication
RTF - Rich Text Format
RTL - resistor-transistor logic
RUC - Royal Ulster Constabulary
SA - Sturmabteilung (Storm Detachment, forerunner and rival of SS)
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Consortium banks are common in the Euromarket and are active in loan syndication.
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