Upward flex A technique which involves the upward revising of the margins on a loan offered on the banking syndicate market when demand for such a loan is smaller than supply. Very often used for LBO syndications. The opposite is the reverse flex when margins have to be revised downwards due to a demand larger than the offer at the time of syndication. Upward flex A technique which involves the upward revising of the margins on a loan offered on the banking syndicate market when demand for such a loan is smaller than supply. Very often used for LBO syndications. The opposite is the reverse flex when margins have to be revised downwards due to a demand larger than the offer at the time of syndication. See all terms in the dictionary of finance To know more about it, look at what we have already written on this subject :

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Definitions of terms begining with the same letter as "Upward flex" :

US GAAP US-style option Underlying asset Underwriting

Underwriting fee Underwritten deal Undiversifiable risk Unit credit method

Unlevered beta Unlevered cost of equity Unsolicited offer Upward flex