Facilitator Guide
Syndicated Loans
Facilitator Guide
Syndicated Loans
- Topic
- Commercial Lending
- Duration
- Format
- Remote or in person
What’s covered
- Arrangers’, Admin Agents’, and Collateral Agents’ roles
- Best efforts deals
- Underwritten deals
- Commitment letters
- Syndication periods
- Market Flex provisions
- Information Memorandums (IMs)
- Road shows
- Closing process
Before the session
Prepare the Attendees
Send the attendees an invitation for the session. Include this link, which has the videos and exercise they’ll need to prepare.
https://www.hotshotlegal.com/trainings/syndicated-loans/attendee
Prepare Yourself
Watch the videos and read the exercise so you’re familiar with the Hotshot material.
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Course
An overview of syndicated loans, including why they’re used, who the main parties are, and the main categories of syndicated loans. The pre-commitment period, including important provisions in commitment letters, the syndication process, and the documentation, closing, and administration of a syndicated loan are also covered.
During the session
- What are some of the main roles that banks and other financial institutions take in a syndicate to help facilitate the transaction? What are the responsibilities each role?
- What are the differences between a best efforts syndication and an underwritten syndication? What about the differences between partially and fully underwritten deals?
- Why is holding a role in a syndicate a coveted position?
- How does the borrower generally help with the syndication process?
- Why and how are Market Flex provisions used?
- What are some of the Admin Agent’s postclosing responsibilities?
- Anecdotes and war stories (e.g., about a near-disaster or a tough negotiation)
- General practice tips (dos and don’ts)
- Firm-specific guidance and practices
After the session
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