Facility Agreement: secured

Facility agreement for a secured loan facility to a corporate borrower which is incorporated in England and Wales, to be available to be drawn during an availability period and repayable on a fixed repayment date.

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When do I use this document?

  • for a secured loan facility to be available for drawing during an availability period
  • for a borrower which is a company incorporated in England and Wales

What are the key features?

  • 23 clauses and two schedules over 15 pages
  • mechanism for the borrower to request advances, subject to satisfaction of conditions precedent
  • regular interest payments at either fixed or floating interest rate by reference to specified bank’s base rate of interest
  • repayment of all loans on a fixed repayment date, with borrower able to prepay in whole or in part
  • provision for an arrangement fee and facility commitment fee
  • undertakings from the borrower, including to provide information to the lender and prohibition on granting security and additional borrowings
  • events of default, leading to the lender having the right to stop further advances and demand immediate repayment

What else do I need to know?

The security would need to be created and governed by a separate security document between the borrower and the lender, depending on the nature of the secured property or assets.  Examples of security documents include:

  • a charge over property
  • a charge over shares
  • a debenture, containing fixed and floating charges over all of the borrower’s assets and undertaking

What other documents are available?

For a form of unsecured facility agreement, see

For forms of unsecured and secured loan agreements, see

When do I use this document?

  • for the grant of both a put option and call option over shares in a private limited company
  • so that both the buyer has an option to purchase the shares and the seller has an option to sell the shares

What are the key features?

  • 24 clauses over 16 pages
  • grant of the put and call options, with related definitions of option shares, exercise conditions and exercise periods
  • put option exercise and form of exercise notice
  • call option exercise and form of exercise notice
  • mechanics for sale and purchase of option shares
  • warranties and undertakings from the seller

What else do I need to know?

The principal matters which the parties to a put and call option agreement will need to negotiate include:

  • option shares: the number of option shares
  • exercise conditions: whether either option exercise is subject to satisfaction of any pre-conditions
  • exercise periods: the time periods during which the seller may exercise the put option and the buyer may exercise the call option
  • exercise price: the price payable for the shares

What other docs are available?

For alternative option agreements over shares, see:

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Updated by a lawyer on 03/09/2024

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