In the Know

We look at several key takeaways to ensure syndicated loans are not characterized as securities.

As of 1 July 2023, LIBORs, as a measure of the interest rates on which key banks are willing to lend money in the short-term interbank market, will no longer be published.

In this edition of In the Know, we look at the recent Serta decision on uptiering and the impact this will have on European leveraged finance.

In this edition of In the Know, we look at the critical role of the project manager in debt for nature swaps.

In this edition of In the Know, we look at debt financing in a challenging but striving UK P2P market.

This report explores what shaped the leveraged finance market in 2022 and maps ten predictions for 2023.

This edition discusses what constitutes a “commercially reasonable manner" when it comes to collateral appropriation.

This edition assesses the progress of the LIBOR transition to date and the challenges that remain.

This edition looks at how real-estate assets are financed in the bond market.

We provide a "primer" in respect of the developments in the digital bond space, using the EIB bond as a potential bellwether event for future development.

This report explores what shaped the leveraged finance market in 2021 and maps ten predictions for 2022.

In this article, we look at ESG standards in sustainability linked lending in both loans and bonds.