The phrase "a loan note" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in financial contexts to refer to a document that outlines the terms of a loan agreement between a lender and a borrower.
Example: "Before finalizing the transaction, both parties must sign a loan note detailing the repayment terms and interest rates."
Alternatives: "loan agreement" or "promissory note."
It will also raise £142m through a loan note issue.
The company is also offering a loan note as an alternative to Dolphin shareholders.
The 1988 accounts for Lawnstone also show the company issuing a loan note of £100,000 to Amber Rudd.
A new agreement was reached on March 23rd 2007 in the form of a settlement deed and a loan note signed by Mr Musa and representatives of Belize Bank in the presence of Mr Fonseca.
Keith Addy, 76, a builder and also a Wednesday director at the time of the disaster, resigned from the board in January 2008, but remains a loan note holder.
It will lend the bank £15m in the form of a loan note, including the value of the leases of the Hilton Metropole and Crowne Plaza hotels on the NEC site which are being retained by the council.
The four men behind Phoenix did rather nicely, giving themselves a £10m loan note and a £16.5m pension fund, and their "greed" has therefore become the focus for public anger at the company's demise.
Unilever said it would receive $1 billion in cash from Johnson and a $279 million loan note, and said its stake in Johnson would be worth $300 million, bringing the value of the deal to an estimated $1.6 billion.
Secondly, if the team meets its milestones (and they want the money), they get the the balance of the £100,000 as a convertible loan note at 20% discount (comparable to VC funding discounts).
VC DFJ Esprit offered a £50,000 convertible loan note to the Grand Prix winner on the night.
The rest of the transaction is being financed with $6.7 billion of new and existing debt at Suddenlink and a $500 million vendor loan note from BC Partners and CPP Investment board.
