West Virginia State Approved Sessions

Sponsored by ABI's Real Estate Committee According to Trepp, $109 billion in commercial mortgage-backed securities (CMBS) loans was issued in 2021. These loans are popular among income-producing-property investors for a variety of reasons, including favorable rates, attractive loan-to-value ratios, a streamlined underwriting process and more. However, given their structure as investment vehicles, technical nuances come into play in workout and restructuring situations because of the special servicers and trustees involved. While bankruptcy filings are rare because filing typically violates a loan covenant known as a “Bad Boy provision," for some borrowers this path makes sense. This program will focus on these issues and more to prepare attorneys, financial advisors and other professionals for future restructuring assignments in this unique space.

Sponsored by Delaware Trust, a CSC Company Cross-border restructurings involve a wide range of complex processes across jurisdictions. This webinar will address recent developments impacting formal and informal debt-restructuring procedures in the U.S. and Europe, practical issues for lawyers advising on cross-border debt-restructurings, key legal strategies regarding a cross-border debt-restructuring, and the role of management and directors involved in a restructuring exercise. Specifically, the panelists will delve into: the main challenges facing companies involved in cross-border restructurings and bankruptcy proceedings; the key legal and regulatory developments that will affect cross-border restructurings and insolvencies going forward; strategies for navigating the multiple legal systems and cultural differences that companies may face; and how multijurisdictional companies can prepare for cross-border restructurings and bankruptcy proceedings.

This panel will discuss the legal issues affecting customers and other creditors in cryptocurrency insolvencies.

Featuring an investor from Frist Cressey Ventures, a partner at Heritage Group and a partner at Cressey & Co.

Sponsored by the Financial Advisors and Investment Banking Committee Advisors based in Colombia, London, New York and Singapore will share their experiences on how distressed deals are closed, along with their insights and predictions on what the deal market will look like going forward, and how rising costs, inflation, interest rates and volatility in the capital markets globally may impact the deal space. Come join us for this special panel discussion.