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BDCs As Creditors of Distressed Companies: What You Need to Know

By Michael Sage & Crunched Credit on September 8, 2015
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An increase of defaults and rising debts have Business Development Companies (BDCs) concerned as the trend may lead to a number of distressed credits within their portfolios. Specialists from Dechert and Houlihan Lokey will address these concerns and potential solutions which matter to BDCs during a webinar taking place on Wednesday, September 9. The webinar will focus on structuring issues  (e.g., portfolio eligibility, valuations, MIP implications, etc.), tax considerations (e.g., distribution requirements, qualifying or good income test, asset diversification, etc.) as well as bankruptcy and restructuring concerns.

Please click here to access the recording.

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    Banking, Finance and Securities
  • Blog:
    Crunched Credit
  • Organization:
    Rick Jones
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