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The lucrative AI debt market – disrupting traditional debt lending: Part 2
In two parts, the first published in the March edition (2025) 3 JIBFL 183, we discuss how the unique nature of AI companies and AI-related assets could present distinct challenges to traditional lending frameworks if such frameworks are not properly considered in the context of such companies. Part 1 discussed how the unique nature of AI companies could present distinct challenges to financial covenants in traditional lending frameworks if not properly considered in the context of such companies.
This Part 2 discusses how the unique nature of AI-related assets could present similar challenges to the process of security enforcement in traditional lending frameworks if not properly considered in the context of such assets.
The lucrative AI debt market – disrupting traditional debt lending: Part 1
In two parts, the second to be published in the next issue, we discuss the burgeoning debt market in artificial intelligence (AI) and how this could disrupt traditional debt lending frameworks if such frameworks are not adapted to AI companies. This Part 1 discusses how the unique nature of AI companies could present distinct challenges to financial covenants in traditional lending frameworks if not properly considered in the context of such companies. Part 2 will then discuss how the unique nature of AI-related assets could present similar challenges to the process of security enforcement in traditional lending frameworks if not properly considered in the context of such assets.
6 MAR 2025
