Mark Birkett
In today’s private equity and private credit markets, sponsors are looking for lenders to provide flexibility and certainty of capital. A committed delayed-draw term loan (DDTL) sits squarely at that intersection, giving sponsors the contractual right to pull down term debt in the future on pre-agreed terms and requiring lenders to reserve balance sheet capacity in excess of the at-close fundings.
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