What is the geometry of a carbocation intermediate and why is it important? A. Trigonal planar and it is important because the geometry will help predict the structures of intermediates. B. Tetrahedral and it is important because the geometry will help predict the structures of intermediates. C. Trigonal planar and it is important because the geometry will help predict the stereochemistry of the products.
May 19, 2010. 1  Cross collateralization is a method used by lenders to add more security to a loan transaction. It is accomplished by the lender placing a lien on another property in addition to the property that is the subject of the loan.
Vedder Thinking | Articles Collateralization of Swap Obligations in Leveraged Financings. By: Loan documents for leveraging operating leases often include interest rate swaps that convert a borrower/lessorâs floating rate loan obligations into fixed rate obligations to match rental receivables. This article discusses our recent experience of lenders requiring counterparties to collateralize those swap obligations. âCollateralizationâ of a swap transaction refers to a situation where either or both parties to a swap are required to offer security or credit support for the risk that their counterparty is taking on the transaction at any given point in time.