02 Nov 2021

It’s All in the Abbreviations—ABCs of ABL

Stay abreast of developments in the asset-based lending (ABL) market by reviewing this practice note, which provides an overview of asset-based lending in the U.S. loan market and discusses current market trends in publicly filed asset-based loan agreements since the last quarter of 2020.

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Related Content

  • Asset-Based Lending Resource Kit
    Refer to this resource kit for an overview of asset-based lending. ABL loans may be used by a wide variety of businesses, both in terms of size and credit quality, and may also be used for a number of different purposes. 
  • Facilities and Structuring Issues in Asset-Based Lending
    Read this practice note for an overview of  the types of loan facilities used in asset-based credit facilities, including revolving, term, and  letter of credit facilities, and the issues that arise in structuring such facilities and fraudulent transfer laws.
  • Borrowing Base Definition (Asset-Based Loan Agreement)
    Use this borrowing base definition clause in an asset-based loan agreement. The borrowing base is used by the lender to determine the initial and the ongoing maximum loan amount and to determine compliance with the financial covenants.

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