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Carsted Rosenberg Acts as Process Agent on European Debt Capital Markets and Schuldschein Transactions

Comprehensive Guide to Banking Regulation in Denmark.

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Carsted Rosenberg authors the Denmark chapter of ICLG Project Finance Guide 2026

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A material adverse change clause (commonly referred to as a MAC clause, and sometimes as an MAE clause) is a contractual provision that entitles a lender to accelerate a loan, or to refuse further drawdowns, if an event occurs that has a material adverse effect on the borrower or its financial condition. This guide provides a practical overview of how MAC clauses operate in loan agreements, with particular reference to Danish law.