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A Loan Agreement Between Parent Company And Subsidiary is a crucial document used when a parent company provides financial support to its subsidiary through a formal loan arrangement. Under Singapore law, such agreements must comply with strict regulatory requirements, including the Companies Act and MAS guidelines. The document is particularly important for establishing clear financial obligations, maintaining proper corporate governance, and ensuring tax efficiency. It typically includes detailed terms about the loan amount, interest rates, repayment schedule, security arrangements, and default provisions, while addressing specific Singapore regulatory requirements for related party transactions.
