What is an Acceleration Clause?
An expedited clause is a clause that allows creditors to request repayment of the entire balance in certain circumstances, such as when the debtor is insolvent, bankruptcy, or defaults. Risk investment is often used in the terms of employment agreements, allowing employees to schedule the implementation of parts and all stock options in advance in stages. Generally, this clause can be used when a company is acquired.
Accelerated clause
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- An accelerated clause is a term that allows creditors to
- A clause that allows creditors to demand full repayment in certain circumstances, such as when the debtor is insolvent, bankruptcy or default.
- A clause in the credit contract, which stipulates that any event that causes the contract to fail to perform will cause the unpaid interest and principal to expire immediately and require payment.