Effective subordination refers to a legal or financial arrangement where a creditor agrees to subordinate their claim to that of another creditor, typically to facilitate additional financing or restructuring. This means that in the event of liquidation or bankruptcy, the subordinated creditor will be paid after the senior creditors have been compensated. It is often used in corporate finance to help companies manage debt and improve their capital structure while attracting new investors. This practice can enhance a company's creditworthiness and financial stability by prioritizing certain debts over others.
A subordination fee is a charge that lenders may impose when a borrower seeks to change the priority of their mortgage or loan. This typically occurs when a borrower wants to refinance or take out a second mortgage, requiring the new loan to have a lower priority than the existing one. The fee compensates the primary lender for the increased risk associated with a subordinate position. It is often a percentage of the loan amount or a flat fee.
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subservience, subordination
Subordination and insubordination are used grammatically to differentiate between the completion of a group of words.If for instance you have a group of word that makes a complete sentence, this will be the insubordination because on its own its complete and independent.A group of words together that has no meaning or are not complete and dependent is the subordination.
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The three words are abstract nouns.
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A subordination agreement is usually used to gain consent from one lien holder to take a junior position to another lien holder. It isn't by itself a mortgage or a lien.
Subordination of the figure to the frame
"The students completed their project before the deadline."