This panel will examine controversial in-court efforts to replicate liability management transaction tactics, including drop-down financings, priming structures and selective creditor treatment. Panelists will debate whether these strategies are consistent with the Bankruptcy Code or undermine fundamental creditor protections.
Learning Objectives:
- Attendees will understand the structure and purpose of in-court liability management transactions, including drop-down financings, priming structures, and selective creditor treatment.
- Attendees will analyze the legal arguments for and against the permissibility of these strategies under the Bankruptcy Code.
- Attendees will evaluate the potential impact of these transactions on creditor rights and protections, and identify key considerations for practitioners navigating these issues.