Debt covenants are contractual promises borrowers make to lenders, outlining financial guardrails like debt-to-equity ratios or cash flow minimums. They protect creditors by triggering early warnings or renegotiations if risks rise, while helping borrowers secure lower interest rates through reduced lender uncertainty. Investors also benefit, as covenants signal fiscal discipline and shield against default-driven losses.
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