borrowing power
amount firm can borrow in loans the amount of money available as a loan to a company at a particular time, based on the company's financial situation.
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- Also called borrowing capacity
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amount firm can borrow in loans the amount of money available as a loan to a company at a particular time, based on the company's financial situation.
When companies are negotiating loans from lenders, there are many clauses that are important points for negotiation over and above the amount of the loan and interest charged. These items can include assignment of the loan (on the part of either the borrower or the lender), future fund advances
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As the infrastructure finance market starts to recover, it is becoming clear that conventional banks, whose lending capacity is being limited by tighter regulatory controls, will be under pressure to meet all the demand. Consequently, borrowers and their advisers are looking more closely
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The tiger economies had similar structural reasons for their excessive desire to save. In addition, the International Monetary Fund’s harsh treatment during the Asian financial crisis taught them never to be international borrowers again. The tigers, together with Japan, did not want to be hollowed
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