Document background
A Loan Subordination Agreement is essential in complex financing structures where multiple lenders are involved with the same borrower. This document establishes a clear hierarchy of payment rights, with junior creditors agreeing to subordinate their claims to those of senior creditors. Under Singapore law, these agreements are particularly important in corporate restructuring, project finance, and leveraged finance transactions. The agreement typically includes detailed provisions on payment restrictions, turnover of proceeds, and enforcement rights, ensuring clarity in creditor rankings and helping prevent disputes in default scenarios.
