Canadian banks ease credit rules for energy companies to stave off defaults, bankruptcies [Financial Post (Toronto, Ontario, Canada)]
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Canadian banks ease credit rules for energy companies to stave off defaults, bankruptcies But a slower-than-expected recovery or oil prices consolidating at lower levels could lead to more soured loans longer term TORONTO — Canadian banks are beginning to relax lending standards for energy firms struggling to operate with oil prices at half the level needed to cover costs, seeking to keep them afloat until the industry recovers from its deepest slump ever. Banks are extending credit and waiving covenants for some energy companies to avoid forcing defaults and bankruptcies that leave the lenders holding assets, in contrast to some U.S. counterparts preparing to seize oil and gas fields. A 2019 Canadian Supreme Court ruling requiring bankrupt oil companies to prioritize clean-up of inactive wells over paying creditors is also an incentive, analysts said. While the measures would help stem banks’ loan losses during a difficult year, a slower-than-expected recovery or oil prices consolida
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