Document background
The Bond Loan Agreement is a crucial financing instrument used by companies seeking to raise capital through debt securities in Belgium. This document type is particularly relevant when an organization needs to secure medium to long-term funding from multiple investors through a regulated bond issuance process. The agreement must comply with Belgian financial regulations, including the Prospectus Law for public offerings, and addresses key aspects such as interest payments, maturity, security (if applicable), and bondholder rights. The Bond Loan Agreement serves as the cornerstone document that governs the entire lifecycle of the bonds, from issuance to redemption, and includes specific provisions required under Belgian law for financial instruments. It's commonly used by both listed and private companies, particularly when seeking to diversify funding sources or undertake major capital expenditure projects.
