Pressing Charges: Fees in Loan Transactions and Fee Letter Considerations

Learn about the fees that are generally incurred in connection with a loan financing. This practice note also provides practice tips on formulating the fee letter that documents these and related provisions, including market flex, securities demand, and alternative transaction fees.

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