Document background
The Note Subscription Agreement serves as the primary contractual framework for debt securities issuance in the Netherlands. It is typically used when a company seeks to raise capital by issuing debt instruments in the form of notes, whether through private placement or public offering. The agreement details the complete subscription process, including pricing, settlement procedures, and ongoing obligations of all parties involved. Subject to Dutch law, particularly the Burgerlijk Wetboek (Civil Code) and Wet op het financieel toezicht (Financial Supervision Act), the document must comply with both domestic and EU regulatory requirements. The Note Subscription Agreement is essential for establishing the legal relationship between the issuer and subscriber(s), defining their respective rights and obligations, and ensuring proper documentation of the note issuance process.
