Keep This Between Us: Confidentiality in Lending

Learn how to use confidentiality agreements in financing transactions. Non-disclosure agreements are entered into between parties to a potential transaction to ensure that information delivered during negotiations is kept confidential and is used by the recipient solely for the purpose of deciding whether or not to participate in the transaction.

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