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The Letter of Intent Financial Assistance is a crucial preliminary document used in Danish business transactions where one party intends to provide financial support to another. It serves as a roadmap for the proposed financial arrangement, documenting the parties' intentions while maintaining flexibility for detailed negotiations. This document type is particularly relevant in scenarios involving corporate financing, investment projects, or business expansion where formal financial assistance is contemplated. Under Danish law, while most provisions are non-binding, certain elements like confidentiality obligations can be made binding. The document must align with Danish financial regulations and typically precedes more detailed financial agreements. It's commonly used to secure exclusivity for negotiations, outline basic terms, and establish a framework for due diligence, while ensuring compliance with Danish corporate and financial services legislation.

1. Date and Parties: Identification of the parties including full legal names, registration numbers (if companies), and addresses

2. Introduction: Brief statement indicating this is a Letter of Intent regarding financial assistance

3. Background: Context and circumstances leading to the proposed financial assistance

4. Purpose: Clear statement of the intended purpose of the financial assistance

5. Key Financial Terms: Outline of the proposed financial assistance including amount, form of assistance, and basic terms

6. Principal Commercial Terms: Key business terms including proposed timeline, conditions, and major milestones

7. Due Diligence: Overview of required due diligence process and documentation

8. Conditions Precedent: Key conditions that must be met before proceeding with the formal agreement

9. Non-Binding Nature: Clear statement about which provisions are non-binding, typically all except confidentiality and exclusivity if applicable

10. Confidentiality: Binding provisions regarding the confidentiality of discussions and shared information

11. Governing Law: Specification of Danish law as governing law

12. Signatures: Execution block for all parties