Barclays Deck
What is committed acquisition financing — a bridge loan — and why do banks like Barclays provide it?
Model answer
In an acquisition, the buyer often needs certainty of funds at signing, months before permanent financing can be raised. Banks provide a committed bridge facility: a binding promise to lend the full…
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