Funding agreements for business cover the documents used when a company borrows money or raises capital from lenders or investors, including term sheets, facility agreements, security, guarantees and related covenants. A solicitor drafts, negotiates and finalises these agreements, checks the financial covenants, interest terms, default triggers, and any intercreditor arrangements, and ensures proper security and priority of claims. They also review warranties, representations, and governing law, and help secure timely drawdowns while protecting the client’s commercial position.
What a solicitor handles in these matters
The solicitor handles complex provisions, including facility terms, guarantees, security interests, cross-defaults, covenants, representations, and the interplay between multiple lenders or investors; and coordinates with corporate, tax and regulatory considerations to ensure the financing aligns with the company's plans and survival thresholds.
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