Credit Agreement Key Terms Credit The Law by Matt - January 8, 2021January 8, 20210 What are some of the key terms of a credit agreement that are important to commercial bankers, corporate bankers, credit investors and restructuring investment bankers? Here are some of the main parts of the credit agreement that are often referenced. Anatomy of a Credit Agreement Recitals Definitions Terms of Commitments and Loans
Guide to Distressed M&A Mergers & Acquisitions Restructuring The Law by Matt - December 11, 2020December 11, 20200 Distressed M&A differs from mergers & acquisitions under normal circumstances as time is of the essence in a bankruptcy or distressed situation and numerous dynamics are at play. Investment banks with prominent financial restructuring practices are well versed with distressed M&A situations. Distressed M&A takes place on a tight schedule versus
The Limited Partnership and LP Agreement Explained The Law by Bocconi Students PE Club - November 28, 2019January 9, 20200 By Vittorio Lavioso and Alexandre Burtonboy Initially posted on the BSPEC blog Disclaimer: the purpose of this article is to provide the reader with a basic framework to understand what a LPA is and how it works. This article is in no way to be considered as a legal opinion on the
Introduction to Commercial Law The Law by Matt - November 8, 2019January 8, 20200 Commercial law is a required course in most undergraduate programs and important in practically every line of work associated with finance. In investment banking, legal contracts are everywhere from pitch book disclaimers to purchase and sale agreements (PSA). In debt capital markets, leveraged finance and restructuring, law is the basis
Chapter 11 Bankruptcy – Financial Restructuring Restructuring The Law by Matt - October 21, 2016January 6, 20210 The Unlevered Firm and Financial Restructuring When companies that are unable to meet debt service but have value in continuing as a going concern, it is generally to the benefit to all stakeholders as well as the economy that the company maintains operations while it restructures. Going back to corporate finance theory,