Liability management transactions have become increasingly prevalent in the loan market in recent years. Drop-down financing and up-tiering transactions are frequent strategies employed. Lenders are often of the view that some traditional characteristics of senior secured loans are at risk of being comprised with these transactions, while borrowers seek the flexibility they offer to continue ongoing operations. In this webinar, our experts will explains these transactions and share both points of view. Registration now open for LSTA Members.

Energy finance and bankruptcy practitioners from Haynes Boone will discuss current energy finance topics. Registration to open Nov. 2023.

This interactive program uses hypotheticals to address the most basic question preceding any conflicts (and many other ethics and privilege) analyses:  who is your client?  After discussing client identity when representing the government, partnerships, associations, insureds, estates and bond deal participants, the program focuses on client identity in the corporate context.  Among other things, the program addresses client identity within the corporate entity, within a corporate family, during corporate stock and asset sale transactions, and when dealing with corporate employees. Presented by Thomas E. Spahn, Counsel at McGuireWoods. Registration for the CLE will open early Nov. 2023.