Corporate Borrowing

Covering company and banking law, this book explains and defines the methods of raising corporate debt finance. It examines the specific legal problems that need to be considered, including the problems of security and the restrictions on attracting lenders under the Financial Services Act 1986.

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The legal background to corporate borrowing is complex and straddles both company and banking law. This book, covering both areas, explains and defines the methods of raising debt finance, from overdrafts to euronote programmes. It also examines the specific legal problems that need to be considered such as the power to borrow, the problems of security and the restrictions on attracting lenders under the Financial Services Act 1986. This book is adapted from a chapter in "Gore-Browne on Companies" and reflects that title's practical approach. It should be of use to corporate finance lawyers and the in-house legal departments of banks and plcs.