Bank of America Deck
What is a revolving credit facility, and why does a bank like BofA extend revolvers at thin pricing? (A very on-brand technical here.)
Model answer
A revolver is a committed credit line a company can draw, repay, and redraw as needed — the corporate liquidity backstop, used for working capital swings and as insurance behind commercial paper…
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