Loan Agreement

When setting up a Loan Agreement between a lender and borrower, make sure to cover all the important topics to prevent future issues.

How to write a Loan Agreement?

When signing a Loan Agreement, for example between two parties, it's important that all important articles are included and that is is accepted and signed between the two parties involved in into the transaction involving a Loan. This loan agreement document is ready-made and can be quickly signed by a Lender (the individual or company giving the loan) and a Borrower (the individual or company receiving the loan). Prior to entering into a loan agreement, the borrower at first makes representations about his affairs surrounding his character, creditworthiness, cash flow, and any collateral that he may have available to pledge as security for a loan.

There are many types of loan agreements, including

• facilities agreements;
• revolvers;
• term loans;
• working capital loans.

The following articles are included in this Loan Agreement:

1. Parties;
2. Grant;
3. Purpose;
4. Expiration and maturity;
5. Drawdown(s);
6. Interest;
7. Repayment;
8. Disbursements and taxes;
9. Default;
10. Assignment and transfer;
11. Notices;
12. Changes;
13. Miscellaneous;
14. Signatures.

Alternate Name for an Loan Agreement are: mortgage agreement, advance, bank loan agreement, secured loan agreement,  bridging loan agreement, etc. Loan agreements are established via their commitment letters, agreements that reflect the understandings reached between both parties, a promissory note, and a collateral agreement.

Download this Loan Agreement template between the “Borrowing party” and the "Lending party" now.