Document background
The International Loan Agreement is a sophisticated financial instrument used when establishing cross-border lending arrangements under Danish law. It is particularly relevant for transactions involving Danish lenders or borrowers, or where parties have specifically chosen Danish law as the governing law for their lending relationship. The agreement comprehensively addresses all aspects of the lending arrangement, including facility terms, security arrangements, representations, covenants, and enforcement mechanisms. It incorporates specific requirements of Danish financial and banking regulations while considering international banking practices and cross-border implications. This document type is essential for corporate financing, project finance, acquisition finance, and other significant international lending transactions where at least one party requires or prefers Danish law governance.
