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Asset-Based Lending and Insolvency


ISBN13: 9781904905622
Publisher: Spiramus Press Ltd
Country of Publication: UK
Format: Hardback
Price: Publication Abandoned



Asset‐based lending has been one of the success stories of the UK debt market over the last decade, enabling businesses to free capital that would otherwise be locked up in receivables, inventory and other assets and to finance rapid expansion. The onset of the international credit crisis has thrown ABL transactions into sharper relief. When borrowers fail, are asset‐based lenders better protected than mainstream bank debt providers? What legal issues determine whether a lender will be able to recover the full amount of its advances from the borrower?

This book is for asset‐based lenders and their legal advisers and explains the options available when the borrower faces insolvency. For those new to the subject, the authors outline how asset‐based lending works, and also the regulatory framework for insolvency. Other topics covered include: the review process, rights of acceleration and termination, the option to continue, financing companies in administration, asset enforcement (receivables, stock and IP), the syndication aspects of insolvency, and cross‐border insolvency issues.

About the authors: Andrew Knight is the head of European Finance at Squire Sanders & Dempsey LLP and a leading authority on asset‐based lending. Grant Jones qualified as a solicitor, licensed insolvency practitioner, chartered accountant and New York attorney, and is a counsel at SSD. He is also a visiting professor at the University of Nottingham.

Subjects:
Insolvency Law, Banking and Finance
Contents:
About the authors.
Preface.
Abbreviations.
Table of Contents.
Tables of Authorities.
Asset-Based Lending: an introduction.
English Corporate Insolvency Law: core concepts.
Insolvency as a Specified Event in ABL Facilities.
Working With ABLs and Their Distressed Clients.
Collateral enforcement remedies available to asset-based lenders.
Liquidations.
Receiverships.
Administration.
Reviewable Transactions (Antecedent Transactions or Detrimental Acts).
Set Off.
European Insolvency Law.
International Connections.
Insolvency Aspects of Multi-Lender Asset-Based Finance Transactions.
Appendices.
Index.