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Is The UK Leveraged Finance Market Fast Becoming Americanized? (Video)

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By Lerika Le Grange, Bart Wall
| Mondaq
Lerika Le Grange’s articles from Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner are most popular: within Finance and Banking topic(s) in United Kingdom Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner are most popular: within Insolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-Structuring, Government and Public Sector topic(s) Is the UK leveraged finance market becoming Americanized? As US sponsors and lenders increase their activity across Europe, we're seeing a clear convergence in deal terms and expectations.
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Is the UK leveraged finance market fast becoming Americanized?

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By Lerika Le Grange, Bart Wall
| Lexology Verified
Click here to watch the video Is the UK leveraged finance market becoming Americanized? As US sponsors and lenders increase their activity across Europe, we’re seeing a clear convergence in deal terms and expectations. Concepts that once felt distinctly American are now increasingly being adopted across the UK market landscape. In this environment, having advisers with genuine transatlantic leveraged finance capability is essential.
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Crisis Averted: Second Circuit Rejects Effort to Recast Secured Loans as Securities | JD Supra

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By William Cole, Matthew D'Amico, Bart Wall
| JD Supra
WHAT HAPPENED On August 24, 2023, the Second Circuit prevented turmoil in the commercial lending market, ruling inKirschner v. JP Morgan Chase Bank, N.A. (JPM), et al.that syndicated secured term loan notes were not securities for state-law purposes, applying the Supreme Court’s test inReves v. Ernst & Young.
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