How To Avoid Prepayments

How can a lender in international project finance who has chosen German law to govern the loan agreement avoid the borrower’s pre-payment of the loan in accordance with § 489 sect. 1 and 2 BGB?


Seminararbeit, 2016

14 Seiten, Note: 1,0


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Outline

A. Introduction: relevance of loans in project finance

B. The law and its embedded asymmetry
I. Legal situation of loan agreements: § 489
II. Compelling Law: § 489 sect. 4
III. The problem of a right of termination: Asymmetry
1. Optionality
2. Effects caused by compelling law
3. Effects specific in the context of project finance
4. Conclusion

C. Legal-methodological scrutiny of § 489 BGB
I. Teleological reduction
1. Does the telos of § 489 fit with project finance?
2. Legal loophole
II. Constitutionality

D. Contractual means to mitigate the borrower’s option to terminate
I. Declining interest rate
II. Combination of fixed and performance-based payment
III. Renegotiation clause
IV. Prepayment penalty clause
V. Obligations towards a third party
VI. Fixed-for-floating rate swaps

E. Conclusion

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Details

Titel
How To Avoid Prepayments
Untertitel
How can a lender in international project finance who has chosen German law to govern the loan agreement avoid the borrower’s pre-payment of the loan in accordance with § 489 sect. 1 and 2 BGB?
Hochschule
Martin-Luther-Universität Halle-Wittenberg
Note
1,0
Autor
Jahr
2016
Seiten
14
Katalognummer
V339405
ISBN (eBook)
9783668308558
ISBN (Buch)
9783668308565
Dateigröße
546 KB
Sprache
Englisch
Schlagworte
prepayments, prepayment, international, project, finance, 489, termination, loan, agreement, optionality, lender, avoid
Arbeit zitieren
Paul Corleis (Autor:in), 2016, How To Avoid Prepayments, München, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/339405

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