Debt Syndication

Debt syndication is an arrangement made between two or more banks/financial institutions to provide the borrower a credit facility using common debt documents. Debt syndication is the process of dispensing the money advanced in, generally a large loan, to a number of enterprises or investors. It is general to use debt syndication when the loan required, in order to fund a company or set aside a company from bankruptcy.

By employing debt syndication, several banks, investment firms or other companies share both the profits and the risk of making a large loan. A decline in the number of available lenders has complicated debt syndication. While banks are regularly the primary lenders, they can be involved in deals with less outlay, thus reducing their risk.

Banks are likely to employ debt syndication because they are more watchful about taking on more risky investments. In fact, banks may advance little money but act more as the principals in arranging a deal between several investors. Our Debt Syndication wing encompasses funding activities for diverse business requirements of corporations.

We assist corporates to leverage on debt as an instrument to raise capital through structured financial products for various requirements including projects, expansions, working capital and in structuring and syndicating funds for acquisitions. Debt Syndication incorporates funding activities for diverse business requirements of corporations. We assist corporates to leverage on debt as an instrument to raise short-term and long-term capital through structured financial products. This could be for various requirements including expansions, working capital and also for structuring and syndicating funds for acquisitions.