Empowering Credit Professionals to Master Legal Risk

An online training course and certification for credit professionals. Learn everything you need to know about legal and structural risks in our guided online courses.

Empowering stronger assessments of legal risks and opportunities.

Providing accessible, guided legal training for finance professionals

An online university-style course delivery platform

Accessible from anywhere, our online training platform delivers a seamless learning experience that you can progress at your own pace.

Video lessons for a guided classroom experience

Modules are broken down into specific video lessons for an easy to digest classroom experience you can work through at your own pace.

Granular multimedia learning approach

Alongside the video lessons, our platform delivers complementary lesson materials, sample documents, case studies and quizzes.

Support community access for all learners

Students can access to our community area to raise questions, ask for help and engage with other students as well as our team.

FLT's AI Covenant Tutor

Meet FLT’s Covenant AI tutor - your always-on expert for covenant questions. Ask anything, and it will search its extensive knowledge of legal documentation to give you clear, accurate answers. Trained directly by Sabrina and continuously learning, this AI tutor gets smarter every day and is ready to support you whenever you need it.

Expert Guided Legal Education from Sabrina Fox

"Over the past decade, investor protections have been steadily eroded in favour of borrower flexibility. Covenants that could once be relied upon to work in a particular way are now rife with risk and full of loopholes.

The course has been designed to tackle this issue through education. Our vision is to equip a generation of credit professionals with the ability to understand legalese so they can identify downside risk and upside opportunity in covenants and make better investment decisions.”

- Sabrina Fox

"There just isn't anything out there like this and as a credit analyst you're often just thrown in at the deep end without any formal training on the world of covenants."

Michael D

Credit Analyst

"Sabrina is an excellent teacher and her passion for covenants is obvious. The course is really well broken down and the use of real life examples and case studies makes a big difference to the application of the information."

Matt W

Investment Analyst

"The on-demand aspect of the training, with short and targeted video lessons, is excellent for busy professionals and suited our team well. The course is helpful to both junior and senior team members given its level of detail. Sabrina makes complex concepts easy to understand. We would recommend it to any lender looking for effective legal training for their investment teams.”

Nicolas Escribano

Director, MV Credit

Upskill your team

Providing the course for your team or firm? We'll have you up and running and onboarding your first students in less than 10 minutes.

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Covenant Training Blog

October 29, 2026

The New Trend: The novel provision goes, but the broader flexibility stays

Earlier in the week, I wrote about how Recordati could not only sell Specialty & Primary Care or Rare Diseases, each about half of group EBITDA, with no change of control put, no size limit other than “not both” and no time limit, but the sale would also unlock a redemption right at 102%.On October 29th, after lender pushback on the provision, and the flexibilities more broadly, the borrower published a raft of changes tightening terms - including removing the 102% call.The other provisions around the sale persist - alongside what remains a very flexible set of covenants. The pattern - extremely loose protections, including novel provisions which are ultimately removed leaving a still-borrower-friendly covenant package - is the same in all three.
October 27, 2026

Recordati's 102% Call: What does an asset sale unlock?

Recordati's preliminary terms include a call at 102 following a "Specified Asset Disposition." The question for lenders is what has to happen before the Issuer can use it, and how much of the notes it can then redeem. FLT’s Primary Market Education Series review covers ten notable features of the documentation, from the acquisition structure and security package to restricted payments and voting.
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