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100 1  Mugasha, A.|q(Agasha),|d1962-|0https://id.loc.gov/
       authorities/names/nr97036119 
245 14 The law of multi-bank financing :|bsyndications and 
       participations /|cAgasha Mugasha. 
264  1 Montreal [Que.] :|bMcGill-Queen's University Press,|c1997.
300    1 online resource (xliv, 506 pages) 
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504    Includes bibliographical references and index. 
505 0  ""Contents""; ""Cases""; ""Statutes""; ""Figures""; 
       ""Preface""; ""Acknowledgments""; ""Abbreviations""; ""1 
       Multi-bank Financing: What It Is and Is Not""; 
       ""INTRODUCTION""; ""MULTI-BANK FINANCING""; ""Basic 
       Transactions""; ""Complex Transactions""; ""MULTI-BANK 
       FINANCING CONTRASTED WITH SIMILAR FINANCING TECHNIQUES""; 
       ""Introduction""; ""Multi-bank Financing Contrasted with 
       Syndications and Participations (Debt v Equity)""; ""Multi
       -bank Financing Contrasted with International Bonds""; 
       ""Multi-bank Financing Contrasted with Securitization"" 
505 8  ""Multi-bank Financing Contrasted with Commercial Paper 
       Programs""""Multi-bank Financing Contrasted with Note 
       Issuance Facilities""; ""Multi-bank Financing Contrasted 
       with Unit Trusts""; ""Multi-bank Financing Contrasted with
       Broadly Syndicated Loans""; ""CONCLUSION""; ""2 Multi-bank
       Financing: Who Uses It, Where, and Why""; 
       ""INTRODUCTION""; ""THE PARTIES: WHO USES MULTI-BANK 
       FINANCING?""; ""Borrowers""; ""The Lenders""; ""COMPONENTS
       OF THE FINANCIAL MARKET: WHERE MULTI-BANK FINANCING 
       OCCURS""; ""Domestic Market""; ""Foreign Market""; 
       ""Eurocurrency/International Financial Market"" 
505 8  ""THE RATIONALE: WHY PARTIES USE MULTI-BANK 
       FINANCING""""The Borrower""; ""The Banks""; 
       ""CONCLUSION""; ""3 Overview of Relevant Areas of Law""; 
       ""INTRODUCTION""; ""CHOICE OF LAW""; ""RELEVANT GENERAL 
       PRINCIPLES OF LAW""; ""Introduction""; ""Set-off""; 
       ""Insolvency""; ""Methods of Transferring or Co-owning 
       Property""; ""CONCLUSION""; ""4 The Mechanics of Arranging
       Loan Syndications and Loan Participations""; 
       ""INTRODUCTION""; ""THE MECHANICS OF ARRANGING LOAN 
       SYNDICATIONS""; ""Sourcing the Loan""; ""Structuring the 
       Loan""; ""Selling the Loan"" 
505 8  ""THE MECHANICS OF ARRANGING LOAN PARTICIPATIONS""""Loan 
       Participation Procedures""; ""Liability Arising from the 
       Selling Process""; ""CONCLUSION""; ""5 The Financial 
       Accommodation Facilities Used in Loan Syndications and 
       Loan Participations""; ""INTRODUCTION""; ""DIRECT LOANS"";
       ""Money Loans""; ""Overdraft Facilities""; ""COMMERCIAL 
       LETTERS OF CREDIT""; ""Overview of Letters of Credit""; 
       ""Syndications of Letters of Credit""; ""Participations of
       Letters of Credit""; ""BANK GUARANTEES""; 
       ""Introduction""; ""Syndications of Bank Guarantees"" 
505 8  ""Syndications of Direct Pay Standby Letters of 
       Credit""""Participations of Bank Guarantees""; ""BANKERS' 
       ACCEPTANCES""; ""Bankers' Acceptances as a Funding 
       Facility""; ""Syndications of Bankers' Acceptances""; 
       ""Participations in Bankers' Acceptances""; 
       ""CONCLUSION""; ""6 Legal Relations Between the Parties in
       Loan Syndications""; ""INTRODUCTION""; ""CONTRACTUAL 
       PROVISIONS IN A SYNDICATED LOAN AGREEMENT""; 
       ""Definitions""; ""Amount and Availability of the 
       Credit""; ""Payment, Repayment, and Prepayment""; 
       ""Security, Guaranty, and Insurance""; ""Conditions 
       Precedent"" 
588 0  Print version record. 
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655  4 Electronic books. 
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