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The article highlights the significant characteristics of the mandat de protection future in France. It discusses the factors that need to be considered by the practitioners when planning a long-term care solutions for the client's dependents in France. Furthermore, it explores the advantages of entering into a mandat de protection future and examines the individuals that could grant the new procedure.

The article focuses on the use of a security agent in syndicated financing under French law. It is said that security agents are used in syndicated financing for effective taking and enforcement of security of the lenders participating in the operation. It is said that the role of security agent becomes more complex in an international context with complex financing structures as different parties have the freedom to determine the scope of responsibilities. In some countries, the law considers the security agent as a trustee and some prefers the parallel debt mechanism. However, some civil law countries like France require security agents to have a special power like proxy or power of attorney to make statements of claims for the syndicate members in case of the borrower's insolvency.