Debenture (Security Document)
Definition
A security document commonly used in UK lending that creates a combination of fixed and floating charges over all or substantially all of a company's assets in favour of a lender. A debenture typically grants fixed charges over specific high-value assets (property, key IP) and a floating charge over the company's remaining assets and undertaking. It is the standard-form security document in UK corporate lending and is registered at Companies House.
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