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The Postponement And Subordination Agreement is essential in complex financing arrangements where multiple creditors are involved. This document, commonly used in U.S. jurisdictions, establishes clear priorities between different classes of debt and can be crucial in scenarios such as refinancing, restructuring, or new investment rounds. It provides certainty to senior creditors by ensuring their priority status, while giving subordinated creditors a formal framework for their position in the payment hierarchy. The agreement is particularly important in protecting creditors' rights during financial distress or bankruptcy scenarios.
