Finance Deals & Syndicated Lending · glossary

Conditions subsequent

Items the Agent agrees to take after drawdown, by a fixed date, such as a certified translation. Missing the date is a breach, and it becomes an Event of Default unless it is put right within 15 Business Days. Chapter 14

Explained in Chapter 14, Conditions Precedent and Closing, of Finance Deals & Syndicated Lending.

How it comes up, in Chapter 14
Sometimes a minor condition is not ready in time, and the agent agrees to take it after drawdown by a fixed date. It then becomes a condition subsequent, such as a certified translation or a filed form. If Atlas misses the date, it has broken its promise. Under clause 19.2 that becomes an Event of Default unless it is fixed within 15 business days.
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