Document background
The Loan Agreement Director To Company is a specialized financing instrument used when a director provides funding to their company under Belgian law. This document is typically employed when traditional financing options may be less suitable or when rapid funding is required, subject to appropriate corporate governance procedures. The agreement must comply with the Belgian Companies and Associations Code, particularly Article 7:96 regarding conflicts of interest, and demonstrate arm's length terms. It includes comprehensive details about the loan terms, interest rates, repayment schedules, and any security arrangements, while documenting all necessary corporate approvals and shareholder consents where required. The document serves both as a binding contract and as evidence of proper corporate governance in related party transactions.
