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bilateral facility

A type of arrangement for lending to a single borrower, or a facility in the banking industry for making loans from one bank to one borrower that is typically a corporate borrower.

Related information about bilateral facility:
  1. What is bilateral facility? definition and meaning
    Definition of bilateral facility: A type of arrangement for lending to a single borrower, or a facility in the banking industry for making loans from one bank to one ...
     
  2. Bilateral Facility - Definition of Bilateral Facility - QFINANCE
    Definition of bilateral facility from QFinance - The Ultimate Financial Resource. What is bilateral facility? Definitions and meanings of bilateral facility.
     
  3. Bilateral Standby Letter of Credit Facility Can Free Up Working Capital
    single bank offering, say, a $1 billion bilateral facility for standby LCs. This maneuver ... Other benefits of a bilateral facility include unified pricing and reporting.
     
  4. PLC - Bilateral facility
    A loan or other credit facility provided by a single lender to a borrower (or associated borrowers) under the terms of one facility agreement ...
     
  5. AFC seals USD50 million Bilateral Term Loan Facility
    Jul 22, 2011 ... This bilateral facility with Standard Bank marks the launch of AFC's international borrowing strategy. We are pleased that our maiden borrowing ...
     
  6. DLA Piper Defining Trade Finance - Bilateral Facility
    Bilateral Facility. A Facility made available by a single creditor. Contrast with a Syndicated Facility. Related terms; Facilit(y)(ies) · Syndicated Facility · Next Bill of ...
     
  7. Both sides of bilaterals - the Association of Corporate Treasurers
    Bilateral facility agreements will usually incorporate wording to the effect that the bank may assign its rights under the agreement to another lender with the prior ...
     
  8. Discount Window Facility - Bank of England
    It is a bilateral facility designed to be able to address short-term liquidity shocks without distorting banks' incentives for prudent liquidity management.