Originally aired October 15, 2009. With a few notable exceptions, many of the recent major bankruptcies have substantively ended with a sale of the debtor's business under Section 363 of the Bankruptcy Code. What does this mean for the secured and undersecured lender?
If you are a lender with a borrower that files for bankruptcy, you are going to need to understand what happens or can happen in a Section 363 sale.
Did the secured lenders' rights (really) get trampled in the Chrysler bankruptcy? What lessons can we learn from the Chrysler decision that affect your rights in the bankruptcy of your borrower?
What are your rights as a lender under the loan documents in a syndicated facility when the business is to be sold in bankruptcy under Section 363? What are your rights as the agent?
What is a "credit bid" and how would it work?
Join us for our hour long webinar and get the answers to these and other questions that you need to know.
Presenterd by: Jon Helfat, Partner, Otterbourg, Steindler, Houston & Rosen, P.C.
David Morse, Partner, Otterbourg, Steindler, Houston & Rosen, P.C.