Document background
The Note Trust Deed is a fundamental document in Singapore's debt capital markets, used when companies seek to raise funds through note issuances. It provides the legal framework for the creation, issuance, and management of notes, establishing a trust structure that protects noteholders' interests. The document details the appointment of trustees, their powers and duties, events of default, enforcement mechanisms, and security arrangements (if applicable). Under Singapore law, the Note Trust Deed must comply with the Securities and Futures Act and related regulations, making it suitable for both public offerings and private placements.
