RBL

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Asset backed finance - oil and gas.

Abbreviation for Reserve Based Lending or Reserves Based Lending.


RBL is a type of asset-based lending (ABL) used in the oil and gas sector.

Loans are secured by oil and gas assets, for example a developed and producing field or a portfolio assets in different stages of development.

The loan is generally repaid from the proceeds of sales from the field or portfolio.


See also

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