Business, 21.04.2020 23:37 21hendlill
You are a loan officer at a bank. Two years ago your bank loaned Westwood Solar $100,000 to start a company selling solar panels to commercial and residential customers. The loan has an acceleration clause that permits the bank to immediately demand all payments plus the interest owed to date if Westwood Solar fails to pay an installment in any given month. Westwood Solar has made its loan payments for the past two years. However, you know that the company has slipped into financial distress as sales of solar panels have proved more difficult than expected. The CEO of Westwood Solar, anticipating your concern, has informed you that a new state bill proceeding through the legislature proposes to give residents substantial tax breaks for buying solar panels. The CEO has also asked for a two month extension for the next payment in order to prepare for the new tax law. Evaluate whether you should exercise the acceleration clause against Westwood Solar.
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