March 1, 2023 Webinar

2:00 pm – 3:00 pm ET

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During this webinar, the presenters will discuss some of the remaining issues not addressed by federal LIBOR legislation, including for debt securities not governed by US law, securities referencing the CMS rate, and other matters, as well as the liability management approaches

February 28, 2023 Webinar

3:00 pm – 4:00 pm ET

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Given market conditions, issuers in a range of industry sectors may be evaluating potential liability management transactions, including debt repurchases, and tenders or exchange offers. In some cases, no-action letter relief may provide issuers with greater flexibility for tender offers for non-convertible

This practice note provides key practice tips for advising a client considering a liability management transaction. Given recurring periods of market volatility, issuers in a wide range of industry sectors from time to time evaluate potential liability management transactions, including debt repurchases, tender or exchange offers, and consent solicitations. Liability management transactions allow an issuer

These 10 practice points are intended to help you in assisting an issuer with a proposed debt tender offer for cash. Often, issuers of debt securities seek to manage their outstanding obligations through liability management transactions, including debt tender offers for cash. Indeed, given the current low interest rate environment, companies may consider borrowing new

June 18, 2021 Webinar
11:00am – 12:00pm EDT
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Issuers in a range of industry sectors may now be evaluating potential liability management transactions, including debt repurchases and tenders or exchange offers. In some cases, no-action letter relief may provide issuers and their advisers with greater flexibility for tender offers for non-convertible debt

Just as with debt instruments between unrelated parties, the current economic downturn may cause related parties to want to modify the terms of debt instruments existing between them. And as with debt instruments between unrelated parties, modification of debt instruments between related parties may have a number of tax consequences. What constitutes a “modification” and

This Lexis Practice Advisor practice note discusses reopenings of debt securities issuances. Companies frequently raise capital by issuing additional debt securities of the same series as debt securities outstanding under an existing indenture, often referred to as “reopening the indenture” or “reopening the series.”

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This Lexis Practice Advisor practice note provides 10 practice tips that can help you as counsel to an issuer seeking to engage in a liability management transaction. Given recent market volatility, issuers in a wide range of industry sectors may now be evaluating potential liability management transactions, including debt repurchases, tender or exchange offers and

May 6, 2020
1:00 – 2:00 PM ET
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During this webinar, the presenters will discuss the tax implications to issuers and investors resulting from various liability management transactions, including:

  • Debt repurchases;
  • Debt modifications or exchanges;
  • Recapitalizations;
  • Bankruptcy restructurings; and
  • Payment of consent fees.

CLE credit is pending.

 

Businesses are under unprecedented stress due to the global COVID-19 pandemic. Many of these businesses need some form of relief on their debt obligations in order to avoid triggering defaults, foreclosures and collection activity during this extraordinary period of economic inactivity.  There is no one way to structure a workout.  The workout structure can be