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ARTICLE · 02 JULY 2019

Fund Finance Lending: A Practical Checklist

In this chapter we have tried to set out some of the key issues that a lender and its counsel need to consider when entering into a typical subscription (or capital call) finance transaction

Cayman IslandsFinance and Banking

Introduction

In this chapter we have tried to set out some of the key issues that a lender and its counsel need to consider when entering into a typical subscription (or capital call) finance transaction. 

We have looked at these issues from the perspective of a lender and as its offshore legal counsel. In other words, we have assumed that the fund has been formed in an offshore jurisdiction, such as the Cayman Islands, Luxembourg, Jersey, Guernsey or the British Virgin Islands, and have set out some of the issues that will be relevant for a lender in order to establish that:

  • the fund has the capacity to enter into the transaction and perform its obligations thereunder;
  • the fund has performed the steps necessary to enable it to enter into the transaction and to ensure the transaction and the relevant finance documents are binding on it;

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