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Parallel and back-to-back loan

Distinguish between the parallel loan and the back-to-back loan.

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Parallel loan includes four parties.  One MNC borrows and then re-lends to another’s subsidiary and vice versa.  A back-to-back loan includes only two parties.  One MNC borrows and re-lends directly to another. 

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