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Definition of 'Committed Facility'

A credit facility whereby terms and conditions are clearly defined by the lending institution and imposed upon the borrowing company.
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Investopedia explains 'Committed Facility'

In committed facilities, the borrowing companies must meet specific requirements set forth by the lending institution in order to receive the stated funds.

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