DOCUMENTATION
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What is the primary purpose of documentation in bank lending?
Documentation creates legal evidence of the debt and the terms of lending, enabling the bank to enforce its rights against the borrower and recover dues if the borrower defaults.
What is a Loan Agreement and what key elements does it contain?
Contract stating loan amount, rate, repayment schedule, and covenants.
What does a promissory note signify in a lending transaction?
A promissory note is an unconditional written promise by the borrower to pay a specified sum of money to the bank on demand or at a fixed future date, making it a primary security document.
What is a Memorandum of Deposit of Title Deeds (MODT)?
Document evidencing deposit of property title deeds to create equitable mortgage.
What is a Letter of Hypothecation?
A Letter of Hypothecation is a document by which the borrower creates a charge on movable assets such as stocks and book debts in favour of the bank, without transferring possession to the bank.
What is a Letter of Undertaking in bank lending documentation?
Written promise by borrower to fulfill specific obligations to the lender.
What is the difference between hypothecation and pledge?
In hypothecation, possession of the asset remains with the borrower while charge is with the bank; in pledge, the bank takes actual physical possession of the asset as security.
What is a Pari Passu charge in consortium lending?
Equal ranking charge shared proportionately among multiple lending banks.
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