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SUMMARY:Make-Whole Claims in Bankruptcy
DESCRIPTION:Ubiquitous to debt agreements\, make-whole provisions are designed to give lenders the benefit of their bargain if a borrower redeems the debt early. Such provisions and other forms of “call protection” might be enforceable outside of bankruptcy\, but once a borrower files for chapter 11 the rules change. \nFor decades\, bankruptcy practitioners and courts have grappled with the tension created by the Bankruptcy Code and make-whole claims – which can be asserted for tens or hundreds of millions of dollars. The extent to which a particular make-whole claim can survive a chapter 11 filing remains a very fact-specific and analytic-heavy question\, even after the Third Circuit’s seminal Hertz opinion last year. \nEmil Kleinhaus\, Phil Anker\, and Abid Quereshi\, three seasoned bankruptcy lawyers\, are no strangers to make-whole disputes. They will discuss with Octus’ Josh Neifeld everything you need to know about the current state of play of make-wholes\, chapter 11 and where the market is evolving.
URL:https://creditorcoalition.org/event/make-whole-claims-in-bankruptcy/
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