LME Protection Review demo
Ask which loans would let a borrower move collateral or jump the queue, and see the clause that allows it. 1:14
What the demo shows
A credit agreement solution for private lenders that finds loans open to collateral stripping.
Six agents read every credit agreement as amended, follow every defined term and grade each loan against the fund's checklist; a portfolio manager asks one question, gets a table of loans with and without each blocker, and opens any agreement at the highlighted clause with its amendment history.
Transcript
- LME Protection Review finds the private credit loans that are open to collateral stripping.
- Leah asks, which loans let a borrower move IP to an unrestricted subsidiary?
- Agents read all 216 documents as amended and grade each blocker.
- Seven of 64 loans have NoJ.Crew blocker, shown beside Serta, Chewy, and ProRata.
- Juniper Ridge opens at 7.02M, unlimited investments in unrestricted subsidiaries.
- The Amendment Walk shows Amendment 2 removed a $25 million cap.
- Eleven loans, $733 million, are open to both moves, Corvain first.
- Hearthline's new amendment deletes its blocker, Save Questions rerun, and 7 becomes 8.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.