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The Corporate Loan Agreement under Swiss law serves as the primary documentation for corporate financing transactions in Switzerland. It is utilized when a corporate entity seeks debt financing from one or multiple lenders, whether for general corporate purposes, acquisitions, working capital, or specific projects. The agreement must comply with Swiss banking regulations, the Swiss Code of Obligations, and other relevant financial services laws. It includes detailed provisions on facility terms, security structures (if applicable), representations, covenants, and enforcement mechanisms specific to Swiss law. This document type is particularly important given Switzerland's role as a major financial center, and it often incorporates international banking practices while maintaining compliance with local legal requirements. The agreement can be adapted for both bilateral and syndicated lending arrangements, and may include various facility types such as term loans, revolving credits, or multiple tranches.

1. Parties: Identification of the lender(s), borrower(s), and any guarantors or security providers

2. Background: Context of the loan agreement and brief description of the transaction

3. Definitions and Interpretation: Definitions of terms used throughout the agreement and interpretation rules

4. The Facility: Core loan terms including amount, purpose, and availability period

5. Conditions Precedent: Conditions that must be satisfied before drawdown

6. Drawdown: Procedures and requirements for utilizing the loan

7. Interest: Interest calculation, periods, and payment provisions

8. Repayment: Terms for repayment of the loan, including scheduled amortization if applicable

9. Prepayment: Voluntary and mandatory prepayment provisions

10. Tax Gross Up and Indemnities: Provisions dealing with tax implications and related indemnities

11. Increased Costs: Provisions for dealing with changes in costs due to regulatory changes

12. Representations and Warranties: Borrower's representations and warranties aligned with Swiss law

13. Information Undertakings: Borrower's obligations to provide financial and other information

14. General Undertakings: Borrower's general operational and financial covenants

15. Events of Default: Circumstances constituting default and consequences

16. Changes to Parties: Provisions for assignments and transfers

17. Payment Mechanics: Technical provisions regarding payments

18. Set-off: Rights of set-off under Swiss law

19. Notices: Communication procedures between parties

20. Calculations and Certificates: Administrative provisions for calculations

21. Partial Invalidity: Severability provisions

22. Remedies and Waivers: Rights and waivers provisions

23. Amendments and Waivers: Procedures for modifying the agreement

24. Governing Law and Enforcement: Swiss law as governing law and enforcement provisions