Debt management software assists businesses in raising capital from institutional investors to support working capital, operations, and reinvestment efforts, while effectively managing the debt for both parties involved. Debt transactions typically involve three key phases: due diligence, structuring, and post-deal monitoring. This software plays a vital role in overseeing the debt throughout its lifecycle, including drafting credit agreement terms, tracking compliance, managing covenants, ensuring timely paperwork submission, and verifying that credit agreement conditions are met. Primarily used by fintech firms and finance teams, debt management software helps streamline time-consuming tasks such as generating reports, maintaining payment waterfall ledgers, handling due diligence documentation, and managing other quantitative aspects of debt. The main users of these solutions include borrowers, lenders, banks, investors, and insurance and financing companies. Lenders and investors utilize debt management software within their portfolio management systems to monitor and track investments, assess credit risks, and perform debt analysis. Borrowers, on the other hand, use it to manage payments, monitor collateral, and track compliance with covenants. It is also widely used by specialized industries such as finance, real estate, e-commerce, and retail.
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