Loan Market Association (LMA)—latest news on documentation

The following Banking & Finance practice note provides comprehensive and up to date legal information covering:

  • Loan Market Association (LMA)—latest news on documentation
  • LIBOR and benchmark rates (LMA latest news on documentation)
  • Brexit (LMA latest news on documentation)
  • Investment grade documentation (LMA latest news on documentation)
  • Leveraged documentation (LMA latest news on documentation)
  • Leveraged/high yield documentation (LMA latest news on documentation)
  • Leveraged—super senior/senior (LMA latest news on documentation)
  • Real estate finance documentation (LMA latest news on documentation)
  • Commodity finance documentation (LMA latest news on documentation)
  • Borrowing base (LMA latest news on documentation)
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Loan Market Association (LMA)—latest news on documentation

This Practice Note contains a summary of the latest news from the Loan Market Association (LMA) on LMA documentation and related topics. It is updated and reviewed monthly and covers news since January 2016. For LMA news prior to that date going back to early 2013, see Practice Note: Loan Market Association (LMA)—news on documentation [Archived].

Information in this Practice Note is also included in relevant Practice Notes in Lexis®PSL Banking & Finance. Links to related Lexis®PSL and Lexis®Library content are provided where relevant.

All of the LMA updates referred to in this Practice Note were originally published on the LMA website (subscription required for full access).

This Practice Note does not include news about French law, German law or Spanish law documentation or the African loan documentation covering South Africa, East Africa and Nigeria.

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    LIBOR and benchmark rates

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    Brexit

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    Investment grade documentation

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    Leveraged documentation

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    Leveraged/High Yield documentation

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    Leveraged—super senior/senior documentation

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    Real estate finance documentation

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    Commodity finance documentation

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    Borrowing base documentation

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    Export finance documentation

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    Sustainable finance

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    Private placements

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    Developing markets documentation

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    FATCA Riders

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    Restructuring

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    Secondary trading

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    Loan operations

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    Announcements

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    LMA

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