A minimum liquidity covenant requires borrowers to maintain a specified cash reserve or access to credit. Lenders use it to mitigate default risk, ensuring funds cover short-term obligations. Borrowers benefit from disciplined cash management, while investors gain confidence in financial stability, making it crucial for loan agreements and corporate bonds.
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