Interest Rate Issues for Bank Lenders and the Most Favored Lender Doctrine | Practical Law

Interest Rate Issues for Bank Lenders and the Most Favored Lender Doctrine | Practical Law

This Note examines the federal and state laws and regulations governing the interest rate that banks can charge borrowers. This Note focuses in particular on the ability of banks to use the most favorable interest rate allowed in a state, as well as export favorable interest rate limitations in one state to transactions with borrowers in other states (the most favored lender doctrine).

Interest Rate Issues for Bank Lenders and the Most Favored Lender Doctrine

Practical Law Practice Note 9-518-3504 (Approx. 9 pages)

Interest Rate Issues for Bank Lenders and the Most Favored Lender Doctrine

by Practical Law Finance
MaintainedUSA (National/Federal)
This Note examines the federal and state laws and regulations governing the interest rate that banks can charge borrowers. This Note focuses in particular on the ability of banks to use the most favorable interest rate allowed in a state, as well as export favorable interest rate limitations in one state to transactions with borrowers in other states (the most favored lender doctrine).