What Is a Financial Commitment?
The borrower's commitment refers to the borrower's commitment to guarantee a reasonable financial ratio and maintain specific properties.
Borrower commitment
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- The borrower's commitment refers to the borrower's commitment to guarantee a reasonable financial ratio and maintain specific properties.
- Common Borrower Commitments
- (1) Provide the lender with the true balance sheet, profit and loss account, and all information about the bank, account number, and deposit balance. [1]
- (2) Accept the lender's supervision over its use of loan funds and related production operations and financial activities.
- (3) Use the loan according to the specified purpose and pay off the loan principal and interest on schedule.
- (4) To guarantee the debts of others with the assets of the enterprise, the lender shall be notified in advance and shall not affect the lender's recovery of the loan when due.
- (5) The borrower's legal representative shall notify the lender in advance when changing, changing the residence or business place, and reducing the registered capital.
- (6) The borrower shall notify the lender in advance of the implementation of contracting, leasing, joint venture, joint-stock reform, division, merger (merger), foreign investment and other reasons, and shall inform the lender in advance and implement the debt Repayment measures.