Bank Covenant Violations Sets Off Bank's 'Trip Wire'

Bank Covenant Violations Sets Off Bank’s ‘Trip Wire’

Other Category: Banking / Financing

October 12, 2009
Dan
bank, banking, covenant

The Houston Business Journal interviewed The Strategic CFO regarding bank covenant violations and what steps you should take to manage the process.

Bank Covenant Violations Sets Off Bank’s ‘Trip Wire’

“Setting Off a bank’s ‘trip wire’ doesn’t have to be the end of road.”

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