Lender Consent Request Advisory | Financely
Prepare lender consent requests for acquisitions, asset disposals or group changes. Financely builds the commercial case and coordinates lender questions.
Get the lender consent process moving before you commit
An acquisition, disposal or group change may require approval under your existing debt. Financely prepares the commercial submission so your lender can assess the proposed transaction and its credit impact.
For companies with existing facilities and a defined corporate action that management and legal counsel have identified as requiring lender consent.
What Financely delivers
Explain the credit impact
Summarize the proposed transaction, sources and uses, security changes and projected financial effect. Model leverage, liquidity and relevant covenant calculations.
Coordinate the submission
Prepare the consent memorandum and supporting schedules. Track lender questions, proposed conditions and unresolved commercial points alongside your counsel.
The submission addresses relevant affirmative and negative covenants. For an acquisition, we show the transaction’s sources and uses and its effect on the existing borrower.
What to send us
Facility agreements, transaction outline, draft deal documents, group chart, current financials, pro forma forecasts and counsel’s list of required consents.
Can we complete the transaction while consent is pending?
Your legal counsel should determine what the agreements permit. Our role is to prepare the commercial case and coordinate review; only the relevant lender can grant its consent.
Start with a defined mandate
Submit the amount required, transaction country, target date and available documents. We review the scope and issue a proposal with fees and next steps. Execution starts after the engagement is signed and the retainer is paid.
Request a lender consent proposalFinancely provides paid advisory and arranging services. Financing is supplied by third-party institutions, subject to their underwriting and approval. Funding, pricing and completion dates are not guaranteed.