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Co-Investment In Private Credit: Structuring And Fee Considerations For Sponsors
Private credit co-investment has evolved from a relationship benefit to a core product feature, driven by investor demand for enhanced returns, portfolio control, and stronger sponsor relationships. This article examines five structural alternatives for credit co-investment programs, analyzing how sponsors can optimize their approach based on execution certainty, regulatory considerations, and investor requirements.
United Kingdom Finance
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Macfarlanes LLP
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Prospectus Regime Changes In The EU—a Debt Capital Markets Update
The European Union's Listing Act package has introduced its final wave of changes to the Prospectus Regulation, fundamentally reshaping how debt capital markets participants must structure and present offering documents. These reforms include mandatory sequencing requirements, consolidated disclosure annexes, and new ESG-specific disclosure obligations that will affect issuers, underwriters, and legal advisors across EU regulated markets.
United Kingdom Finance
AO
A&O Shearman
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A New Restructuring Playbook: Why Private Credit Lenders Should Watch England
Private credit lenders face a new reality as U.S. distressed borrowers increasingly turn to English restructuring tools to reorganize New York law-governed debt outside of Chapter 11. Recent cases demonstrate how Schemes of Arrangement and Restructuring Plans can bind dissenting creditors, reduce minority creditor influence, and potentially circumvent the absolute priority rule. Understanding these cross-border mechanisms has become essential for lenders navigating modern restructuring dynamics.
United Kingdom Insolvency
PR
Proskauer Rose LLP
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Securities-backed Lending After Shukla v St James Bank
The Commercial Court's decision in Shukla v St James Bank clarifies that non-recourse lending structures cannot eliminate a borrower's equity of redemption under English law. When a lender refused to cooperate with loan repayment and attempted to retain collateral based on technical defaults, the court struck down contractual provisions that sought to forfeit redemption rights and awarded substantial damages for breach of contract.
United Kingdom Finance
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Withers LLP
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