Document background
The Interim Loan Agreement is designed for situations requiring temporary or bridge financing under Danish law. It is commonly used when permanent financing is pending, during corporate restructuring, or in time-sensitive transaction scenarios. The document comprehensively outlines the terms of the interim facility, including amount, purpose, interest, repayment terms, and any security arrangements, all within the framework of Danish financial regulations. This type of agreement is particularly crucial in time-sensitive business situations where immediate funding is required before long-term financing can be arranged. The Interim Loan Agreement must comply with Danish financial regulations, including the Danish Financial Business Act, Interest Act, and relevant EU directives, making it suitable for both domestic and cross-border transactions involving Danish entities or Danish law.
