Log in Sign up for free
Contract definitions library

Related Loan definition: Copy, customize and use instantly

Introduction

The term "Related Loan" refers to any loan that is connected to, dependent on, or otherwise associated with another loan or financing arrangement. It is essential for defining the scope of obligations, collateral rights, and repayment structures in multi-loan transactions.

Below are various examples of how "Related Loan" can be defined in different contexts. Copy the one that fits your needs, customize it, and use it in your contract.

This definition ties "Related Loan" to a primary loan as a supporting or supplementary obligation.

"Related Loan" means any loan that is made in connection with, secured by the same collateral as, or otherwise linked to a primary loan under the same financing arrangement.

This definition connects "Related Loan" to shared collateral obligations.

"Related Loan" refers to any loan that is secured, in whole or in part, by the same collateral securing another loan, whether or not issued under the same credit agreement.

This definition links "Related Loan" to another loan through default provisions.

"Related Loan" means any loan that is subject to cross-default or cross-acceleration provisions in connection with another loan agreement.

This definition applies "Related Loan" to intercompany financing arrangements.

"Related Loan" refers to any loan made between affiliated entities that is connected to or supports another financing obligation.

This definition ties "Related Loan" to syndicated lending structures.

"Related Loan" means any portion of a syndicated loan facility that is funded, refinanced, or restructured in relation to another portion of the facility.

This definition connects "Related Loan" to refinancing activities.

"Related Loan" refers to any loan used to refinance, renew, or extend an existing loan or portion thereof under a broader financing arrangement.

This definition links "Related Loan" to conditional financing terms.

"Related Loan" means any loan that is contingent upon or conditioned on the funding, continuation, or repayment of another loan.

This definition applies "Related Loan" to mezzanine financing structures.

"Related Loan" refers to any subordinated or mezzanine loan that is connected to a senior loan as part of a structured financing package.

This definition ties "Related Loan" to a shared credit facility.

"Related Loan" means any loan issued pursuant to the same credit agreement, loan facility, or financing structure.

This definition connects "Related Loan" to co-lending situations.

"Related Loan" refers to any loan where two or more lenders participate in funding under a common agreement, each holding a related portion of the total loan amount.

This definition links "Related Loan" to acquisition financing.

"Related Loan" means any loan made in connection with or in support of an acquisition financing arrangement.

This definition applies "Related Loan" to short-term financing.

"Related Loan" refers to any short-term bridge loan that is connected to a longer-term financing arrangement.

This definition ties "Related Loan" to revolving credit structures.

"Related Loan" means any loan made under a revolving credit facility that is linked to another borrowing under the same agreement.

This definition connects "Related Loan" to joint borrower obligations.

"Related Loan" refers to any loan where multiple borrowers share liability, whether jointly or severally, under a common financing arrangement.

This definition links "Related Loan" to government-backed financing.

"Related Loan" means any loan that is partially or fully subsidized, guaranteed, or insured by a government agency in connection with another loan.

This definition applies "Related Loan" to second-lien financing.

"Related Loan" refers to any loan that is secured by the same collateral as another loan but holds a subordinated lien position.

This definition ties "Related Loan" to real estate financing.

"Related Loan" means any loan associated with a mortgage loan, including second mortgages, home equity lines of credit, or related property-secured obligations.

This definition connects "Related Loan" to construction and development financing.

"Related Loan" refers to any loan that is part of a larger development financing arrangement, including subordinate or gap financing loans.

This definition links "Related Loan" to credit enhancement structures.

"Related Loan" means any loan made to enhance the creditworthiness of another loan through guarantees, collateral, or subordinated debt structures.

This definition ties "Related Loan" to a primary credit facility.

"Related Loan" means any loan that is issued, refinanced, or otherwise connected to a primary credit facility, sharing common terms, collateral, or repayment obligations.

This definition connects "Related Loan" to a borrower’s obligations.

"Related Loan" refers to any loan made to the same borrower or guaranteed by the same guarantor, directly or indirectly affecting the borrower’s financial liabilities.

This definition applies "Related Loan" to multi-lender financing.

"Related Loan" means any loan extended under the same syndicated financing arrangement, including any amendments, modifications, or supplementary loan facilities.

This definition ties "Related Loan" to shared collateral security.

"Related Loan" refers to any loan that is secured by the same collateral as another loan, whether through a shared lien, cross-collateralization, or a related security interest.

This definition connects "Related Loan" to similar repayment terms.

"Related Loan" means any loan that follows the same repayment schedule, interest rate structure, or amortization period as another loan within the same financial arrangement.

This definition links "Related Loan" to loan modifications.

"Related Loan" refers to any loan that is an extension, renewal, or continuation of an existing loan, whether through refinancing, restructuring, or modification of original terms.

This definition applies "Related Loan" to co-financed projects.

"Related Loan" means any loan issued in connection with another loan for the purpose of financing the same project, investment, or business activity.

This definition ties "Related Loan" to corporate transactions.

"Related Loan" refers to any loan obtained in connection with, or as a condition of, an acquisition, merger, or corporate restructuring, directly supporting the financing of such transactions.

This definition connects "Related Loan" to layered financing structures.

"Related Loan" means any loan that is subordinated to, or otherwise structured as a mezzanine financing arrangement in connection with, a primary or senior loan.

This definition applies "Related Loan" to overarching credit agreements.

"Related Loan" refers to any loan issued under the same master credit agreement, including any additional draws, tranches, or commitments made pursuant to its terms.

This definition ties "Related Loan" to debt restructuring.

"Related Loan" means any loan that has been refinanced, replaced, or consolidated with another loan as part of a broader debt management strategy.

This definition connects "Related Loan" to flexible credit arrangements.

"Related Loan" refers to any loan that is made, drawn, or borrowed under a revolving credit facility, sharing the same borrowing base and terms.

This definition links "Related Loan" to shared guarantees.

"Related Loan" means any loan that is guaranteed, co-signed, or otherwise backed by the same entity as another loan, creating a shared financial obligation.

This definition applies "Related Loan" to asset-based lending.

"Related Loan" refers to any loan issued specifically to fund the acquisition of a particular asset, where the repayment obligation is tied to the asset’s value or revenue generation.

This definition ties "Related Loan" to default clauses.

"Related Loan" means any loan that is subject to a cross-default provision with another loan, whereby a default under one loan triggers a default under the related loan.

This article contains general legal information and does not contain legal advice. Cobrief is not a law firm or a substitute for an attorney or law firm. The law is complex and changes often. For legal advice, please ask a lawyer.

Last updated