Declassification

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Treasury - funding - green loans - use of proceeds - Sustainability-Linked Loan Principles (SLLP).

In the context of green and ESG finance, declassification means a change in the status of a loan agreement, such that it ceases to be labelled as - for example - a sustainability linked loan (SLL).


Declassification of SLLs - consequences
"The consequences of declassification are:
(1) The margin adjustment mechanism and each Sustainability Provision cease to apply; and
(2) No future publicity of the Facilities as sustainability-linked is permitted."
A borrower's guide to sustainability-linked loan terms - ACT - Slaughter and May - August 2023.


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