Berkshire Hathaway and Lehman Brothers appear to be able to gain significant profit from the project. Williams has been a profitable business and the financial distress it is facing currently is due to the economic and industry downturns and the fact that it has to pay a loan of $800 million within a short period. Investing in Williams provides considerable profit opportunity. The proposed $900 million credit facility provides security to Berkshire Hathaway and Lehman Brother through a pledge on assets of RMT, which are worth about $2.8 billion. In addition to paying approximately 5.8% per annum, it pays an additional 14% which is added to the principal payment. Williams also owes a deferred set up fee; the lenders will receive 15 % of the loan or 15-21 % of an eventual sale of Barret's assets. Lehman Brothers and Berkshire Hathaway require Williams to maintain fixed charge coverage ratios of at least 1.15 and interest coverage ratios greater than 1.5. Restrictions on capital expenditures also apply. The lenders also have the right to attend the Board of Directors and committee meetings