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ARTICLE · 16 JULY 2019

Negotiating a financing term sheet

A financing term sheet is a document, usually by a lender, giving an overview of the key commercial terms being offered.

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Borrower Tips and Tricks: How to negotiate a financing term sheet

What is a financing term sheet?

A financing term sheet is a document, usually issued by a lender proposing to provide finance to a borrower, which gives an overview of the key commercial terms being offered. Term sheets can vary greatly depending on their purpose, who has issued the document and how definitive the terms are intended to be.

Indicative term sheets or discussion papers are intended to describe preliminary terms and often include heavy disclaimers (e.g. they do not constitute an offer of finance, are subject to further due diligence, and require credit approval). These are usually issued at an early stage and intended to give an outline or flavour of what the lender can provide for a transaction.

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