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Cooperation Agreements Help Distressed Lenders Negotiate as One

Cooperation agreements are a new tool for distressed debtholders seeking to negotiate from a position of unity and strength. These agreements can also help debtholders defend themselves against a growing opportunistic...more

The Double Dip: Guacamole Faux Pas ‎or Liability Management ‎Technique?

Jerry Seinfeld and Larry David taught us that you can’t double dip a chip—“it’s like putting your whole mouth right in the dip.” However, the credit markets have recently been focused on a different type of double dip, one...more

1/3/2024  /  Borrowers , Creditors , Debtors , Insolvency , Lenders

Not Cool, Dude: Surf and Skate Company Primes Lenders with “Uptiering” Transaction

On October 9, 2020, a group of first lien lenders filed a lawsuit in the New York Supreme Court against Boardriders, Inc., a California-based surfing and skateboarding apparel company and its equity sponsor, challenging a...more

10/29/2020  /  Borrowers , Debt , Lenders , Loans

Enter Sandman: Serta Sends Senior Lenders Off to Never-Never Land

Serta Simmons Bedding, LLC (“Serta”) offers one of the latest examples of a creative borrower utilizing flexibility in its credit agreement terms to access new liquidity at the expense of its existing senior lenders. Serta is...more

Coronavirus and the Credit Markets: Borrower and Lender Concerns

The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting individuals and businesses across the globe. For middle market borrowers and their lenders, this is a critical time for risk assessment and proactive action. There has been...more

Credit Markets Seek to Limit the Influence of Net Short Lenders

Introduction - Over the past several months, there has been an increase in credit agreements and high-yield bond indentures with provisions designed to limit the influence of lenders whose economic interest is not aligned...more

Market Update: The Transition from LIBOR to SOFR

Introduction - The London interbank offered rate (LIBOR) presently serves as the benchmark rate for over $200 trillion of US dollar-based derivatives and loans. In 2012, financial industry regulators discovered...more

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