The Kentucky Order Approving Additional Debt is a document issued by the Kentucky Department of Financial Institutions in order to approve additional debt, such as loans, for businesses operating in the state of Kentucky. This document is used when a business needs to acquire additional debt to finance its operations. The Kentucky Order Approving Additional Debt is typically issued to a lender by the Kentucky Department of Financial Institutions after the lender has submitted a request for additional debt. The document outlines the terms and conditions of the additional debt, including the amount, repayment terms, interest rate, and other relevant information. There are two types of Kentucky Order Approving Additional Debt: 1) Unsecured Additional Debt and 2) Secured Additional Debt. Unsecured Additional Debt is granted without any collateral being used as security, while Secured Additional Debt is granted with collateral, such as real estate, as security.