PLI's Asset-Based Financing Strategies 2018
Webinar | 02.12.18, 4:01 AM EST - 12:00 PM EST
During the Practising Law Institute's (PLI) Asset-Based Financing Strategies program, expert faculty will explore the most common forms of asset-based financing, and the legal rules governing them, with particular emphasis on Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code and the Bankruptcy Code. In addition, the faculty will share what they have learned in representing secured creditors and borrowers in structuring asset-based loans and in enforcing them inside and outside of bankruptcy. The faculty will also discuss some special problems in asset-based financing relating to intellectual property as well as a number of ethical issues that arise in asset-based financing.
What You Will Learn
- Brief review of the basic rules for attachment, perfection, priority and enforcement of a security interest under Article 9
- Common asset-based financing structures for equipment, inventory and receivables financing with emphasis on borrowing base formulations for working capital assets
- Priority issues relating to non-UCC liens
- Enforcement and bankruptcy planning strategies
- Trends in debtor in possession asset-based financing
- Issues to address where the collateral involves or relates to intellectual property
- Cross-border asset based financing issues
Special Features:
- Earn one full hour of Ethics credit
- Transitional credit available
Credit Offered
- CLE, CPE and CPD
For more information, please visit these areas: Commercial Finance and Lending
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