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WHAT IS A  LOAN  
AGREEMENT?
WHAT IS A LOAN AGREEMENT?
The loan agreement is a contract entered into 
between the  lender  and borrower which regulates 
the  terms  of a loan. Loan agreements  usually  relate 
to loans of cash, but  market   specific  contracts are 
also used to regulate securities lending. 
When an enterprise is in the  process  of starting or expanding, 
it will definitely  require  additional funding or capital.  These  
finances  can be  acquired  from financial institutions like banks 
or a third party willing to loan the  money  to the business. 
Where money is loaned to a business, the lender will want to 
have the borrower sign a loan agreement that explains 
essential  issues regarding the loan.
Most jurisdictions have specific laws and 
regulations that commercial lenders must 
comply  with in order to  offer  loans to 
individuals, businesses, and  other  
organizations.
The  important  provisions that 
should be  included  in a loan 
agreement are the  following :

. Amount  of the loan
.Schedule of fund release
.Amount of  interest  to be charged
.Documentation of fund release  such  as a promissory  note
.Repayment terms
.Rights of prepayment
.How and when payments are to be made
.Promises made by the borrower
.Issues when a lien will be granted to secure funds against any  assets
.Possible loan default
.Remedies  available  to lender if borrower default or fails to  repay  the loan
.General  legal  terms
WHAT IS A  DEMAND  LOAN?
A demand loan is a type of short- term  loan, 
with a term of 180  days  or less. These loans 
are not  typical  because  there  is no fixed  date  
for the loan repayment.  Another  feature of 
demand loans is the  floating  interest  rate  that 
varies depending on the  prime  rate. The 
lending institution or  person  can require the 
loan repayment at any time. These loans can 
be secured and unsecured. 
Demand loans are usually extended on a 
more personal arrangement between business 
partners who  know  each other for a long time. 
The  idea  is that the lender should be  assured  
the loan will be repaid within a  reasonable  
time  frame . For this reason, specifics such as 
the term of the loan are not discussed. If 
problems  occur , the lender has the right to 
demand the loan repayment immediately.
WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF DEMAND LOANS FOR BORROWERS AND LENDERS?
Demand loans have benefits for the borrower. Borrowers do not 
worry  about loan terms and installments, especially if they have 
agreed to repay the loan once the  project  starts  making  profits. 
Borrowers make small payments from time to time, but repayment 
usually  takes   place  when the  venture  turns profits. 
Lenders also benefit from demand loans, as they are  both  lucrative 
and secure. The longer it takes the borrower to repay the loan, the 
more they owe in interest. Demand loans are also secure – in  case  
of emergency, the lender can demand repayment  rather   than   wait  
until a set maturity date. The  same  is true if they believe there is a 
chance the borrower falls on  hard  times or are avoiding repayment.
A demand loan is also a good  choice  of lenders who want to 
minimize potential losses. Lenders can demand payments if they 
suspecting that the borrower will undertake projects resulting in 
losses. 
ADVANTAGES FOR BUSINESSES
Business ventures benefit from demand loans. 
As an additional  advantage , businesses can 
have two or more loans at a time. This can 
happen  if the borrower has an outstanding 
payback history. These loans are also easier to 
qualify compared to standard loans. 
REFERENCES
wikipedia.org
canadalegal.com
yourloan.ca
Thank you for your 
attention!

Document Outline

  • Slide 1
  • WHAT IS A LOAN AGREEMENT?
  • Slide 3
  • Slide 4
  • Slide 5
  • WHAT IS A DEMAND LOAN?
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • ADVANTAGES FOR BUSINESSES
  • REFERENCES
  • Thank you for your attention!
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