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Consent Solicitations: Challenging Orthodoxies

By Bradley Berman on July 21, 2020
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Is 100% consent of the holders required to change the interest rate of an outstanding LIBOR floating rate note?  Many practitioners would say yes, but we examine another approach in our article “Consent Solicitations: Challenging Orthodoxies”, published in this month’s REVERSEinquiries newsletter.

 

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