Points up front: What’s the word for when agreements evolve?
New jargon has a habit of sticking in the credit market. Perhaps the buzz-phrase of 2019 is ‘covenantive easing’, a term concocted by Churchill Asset Management’s Randy Schwimmer and one that he’s pushing in his Lead Left publication.
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