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LIBOR Administrator Signals the Phase-Out of LIBOR to Begin in 2022

Nov 30 2020

The Federal Reserve announced its support for the cessation dates for USD LIBOR proposed by the ICE Benchmark Administration Limited, which would mean the end of all tenors of USD LIBOR by mid-2023.

Federal Judge Confirms That Syndicated Loans Are Not Securities

May 29 2020

On May 22, 2020, Judge Paul Gardephe of the Southern District of New York held that a syndicated term loan was not a “security” under state securities laws. The ruling confirmed the assumption, which has been fundamental to the growth of the syndicated loan market and has not been contradicted by any judicial decision, that syndicated loans are not subject to registration requirements and antifraud provisions promulgated by the Securities and Exchange Commission.

In the Context of Corporate Lending, Should Parties Push the Pause Button?

Mar 27 2020

In a time of social distancing, constrained supply chains and depressed demand in almost all sectors of the economy, credit markets have tightened, potentially causing devastating effects for many borrowers. For this reason, participants in credit markets must review existing credit facilities and assess how best to move forward.

Capital Markets/Corporate Transactions Attorney Will Walker Rejoins Womble Bond Dickinson

Feb 18 2019

Experienced capital markets and corporate transactions attorney Will Walker has returned to Womble Bond Dickinson and will practice in the firm’s Winston-Salem office.

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LIBOR Administrator Signals the Phase-Out of LIBOR to Begin in 2022

Federal Judge Confirms That Syndicated Loans Are Not Securities

In the Context of Corporate Lending, Should Parties Push the Pause Button?

Capital Markets/Corporate Transactions Attorney Will Walker Rejoins Womble Bond Dickinson

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