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1. ''Syndicated borrowings - bonds.''


A bank which is responsible for the administration (including interest rate fixing) of a syndicated credit or bond issue, and which represents the lenders collectively in any negotiations with the borrower.
A bank which is responsible for the administration (including interest rate fixing) of a syndicated credit or bond issue, and which represents the lenders collectively in any negotiations with the borrower.


Also known as the ''facility agent''.


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2. ''Banking - custody.''
   
   
A custody term designating any bank providing custody services on behalf of a custodian for securities traded in the country where the bank is based.
A custody term designating any bank providing custody services on behalf of a custodian for securities traded in the country where the bank is based.
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* [[Syndicated loan]]
* [[Syndicated loan]]


[[Category:Long_term_funding]]
[[Category:Long_term_funding]]
[[Category:Long_term_funding]]

Revision as of 19:50, 17 July 2021

1. Syndicated borrowings - bonds.

A bank which is responsible for the administration (including interest rate fixing) of a syndicated credit or bond issue, and which represents the lenders collectively in any negotiations with the borrower.

Also known as the facility agent.


2. Banking - custody.

A custody term designating any bank providing custody services on behalf of a custodian for securities traded in the country where the bank is based.


See also