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Delayed Draw Term Loan

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Definition of 'Delayed Draw Term Loan'

A special feature in a term loan that stipulates that the borrower can withdraw predefined amounts of the total pre-approved amount of a term loan at contractual times. This special type of term loan is only offered to individuals and firms that meet and maintain certain contractual requirements and have outstanding credit ratings.
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Investopedia explains 'Delayed Draw Term Loan'

There are different types of contractual caveats the borrower must meet, such as maintaining a certain level of cash on hand or maintaining a minimum quick ratio factor. Any contractual obligations will limit the borrower from performing some particular acts, such as over leveraging, but they are still considered a flexible feature for a term loan.

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