Loan Renegotiation is a formal adjustment process within credit markets whereby a lender and borrower revise the terms of an existing loan agreement to address financial distress or performance issues, distinguished from other forms of loan modification by its bilateral and non-standardized nature rooted in relationship banking dynamics.
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Debt covenants and renegotiation
Mitchell Berlin, Loretta J. Mester · Journal of Financial Intermediation · 1992 · 429 citations
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