Course description
Bond Documentation
The aim of the Bond Documentationcourse is to offer a practical understanding of international debt securities offerings and the mechanics of the documentation process in particular.
The course, although commercial, focuses primarily on English law, which is widely used for international offerings.By attending this course, you will become familiar with the most important practical, legal and commercial aspects of international bond issues.
Course Highlights Include:
- The key stages in the bond new issuance process from pre-launch to closing
- How a Eurobond issue works and what documentation is required
- Roles and responsibilities of the key participants
- MTN programmes
- Relevant regulatory aspects, including the Prospectus Directive
- Selling restrictions
- Listing considerations
- The role and requirements of a trustee
A good level of spoken and written English is required to attend this course. Participants should be of an intermediate standard in English at a minimum. Please refer to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages - as a guide the level required is B2.
Training content
Day 1
- Overview of the international bond and debt market
- The key participants and their roles and responsibilities
- Listing on the irish stock exchange
- Offering structure, timetable and commercial considerations
- Principal documentation
- Prospectus
- Subscription Agreement
- Agency Agreement/Trust Deed
- The role of the trustee
Day 2
- Mtn programmes
- European regulatory framework
- Prospectus disclosure
- Syndicate processes
- Selling restrictions
- Signing & closing mechanics
- Course summary and close
Costs
Course fee: £2645 + VAT
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