Representing Co-Lenders in Syndicated Credit Facilities
Consent Rights, Sacred Rights, Waterfall and Pro-Rata Sharing Provisions, Removal and Addition of Co-Lenders
Recording of a 90-minute premium CLE video webinar with Q&A
This CLE course will examine syndicated loans from the co-lender's perspective. The panel will discuss deal points of particular concern to co-lenders, including trends in negative covenants and collateral leakage, voting rights, waterfall and pro-rata sharing provisions, intercreditor arrangements, and regulatory concerns for banks and other regulated entities.
Outline
- Consent rights and sacred rights
- Waterfall and pro-rata sharing
- Removal and addition of co-lenders
- Roles, rights, and responsibilities
- When things go wrong
Benefits
The panel will review these and other vital questions:
- Negative covenants: role of precedent; sponsor-friendly provisions; collateral leakage concerns
- Voting rights: key issues and trends in recent cases
- Waterfall and pro-rata sharing provisions
- Intercreditor arrangements
- Regulatory and compliance concerns for co-lenders
- Special issues for letter of credit issuers
Faculty
Dr. Alison R. Manzer
Partner
Cassels Brock & Blackwell
Dr. Manzer is a partner in the Banking & Specialty Finance Group and Business Law practice. She has developed... | Read More
Dr. Manzer is a partner in the Banking & Specialty Finance Group and Business Law practice. She has developed expertise in a wide range of practice areas combining skills to work effectively in most corporate/commercial practice areas, with a focus on financial services and structured transactions. Dr. Manzer's recent experience includes block chain and fintech applications. Her cross-border expertise has led to several leadership roles in leading U.S. business law organizations such as the American College of Commercial Finance Lawyers and the American Bar Association. Dr. Manzer has written many books on legal topics, primarily in areas of banking and specialized finance, and routinely lectures and speaks on a wide range of topics.
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Valerie S. Mason
Member
Otterbourg
Ms. Mason is a member of the Banking and Finance department and Co-Chair of the Lender Finance practice group. ... | Read More
Ms. Mason is a member of the Banking and Finance department and Co-Chair of the Lender Finance practice group. Her practice focuses primarily on the representation of domestic and foreign banks, commercial finance companies, and hedge funds, in the structuring and restructuring of financing transactions, including revolving credit facilities and term loans for acquisitions, refinancings, and restructurings and general working capital needs, workout arrangements, acquisition financing, lender finance transactions, Chapter 11 debtor-in-possession and “exit” financing facilities and other secured lending transactions.
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Jeffrey A. Wurst
Attorney
Bodner Law
For nearly 40 years, Mr. Wurst has been a nationally recognized leader in the commercial finance community where he has... | Read More
For nearly 40 years, Mr. Wurst has been a nationally recognized leader in the commercial finance community where he has represented large and small banks and commercial lenders as well as family-owned businesses providing sound advice and counselling on both legal and business matters. He is widely recognized for his hands on representation in commercial finance and bankruptcy matters. Mr. Wurst is skilled in his handling and supervising of complicated as well as routine debt finance transactions and is regularly called upon to handle loan workouts, asset-based lending, factoring, syndications, leasing and C&I, as well as bankruptcy matters, and turnaround situations stemming from transactions. He is called upon to provide advice to emerging finance companies. Mr. Wurst has spent a lifetime representing lenders and borrowers in both federal and state insolvency proceedings, including debtor-in-possession financing, disputed use of cash collateral, assignments for benefit of creditors and secured party sales under Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code. He is a fellow of the American College of Commercial Finance Lawyers and a panelist on the American Arbitration Association’s National Roster of Arbitrators.
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