Document background
A Note Purchase Agreement is a crucial document used when a company seeks to raise capital through the issuance of debt instruments (notes) to investors. This agreement, governed by Danish law, serves as the primary document establishing the relationship between the issuer and the note purchasers, detailing all aspects of the note issuance including financial terms, security arrangements (if any), and ongoing obligations. It's particularly useful for private placements of debt and when companies need a structured financing solution outside of traditional bank lending. The document must comply with Danish financial regulations, including the Danish Securities Trading Act and Capital Markets Act, while also adhering to EU regulations as implemented in Danish law. The agreement typically includes comprehensive provisions for investor protection, detailed payment mechanics, and may also incorporate features such as conversion rights or security arrangements.
