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Fraudulent Conveyance Exposure for Intercorporate Guaranties, Integrated Transactions, and Designated-Use Loans
Join Cadwalader partner Ingrid Bagby for a live webinar discussing the legal and economic issues in fraudulent conveyance avoidance actions for intercorporate guaranties, integrated transactions, and designated-use loans.
This CLE course will examine how these transactions may be at risk of being avoided for lacking reasonably equivalent value and how lenders can show that indirect economic value from the transaction satisfies Section 548.
The webinar will offer insights into:
- The types intercompany guaranties and integrated transactions at risk.
- Fraudulent transfer analysis.
- Loans supported by intercorporate guaranties.
- Integrated transactions and “designated-use loans”.
- Best practices for lenders to establish a reasonably equivalent value.
- How courts interpret "reasonably equivalent" value and will they consider indirect, intangible value.
- How courts have applied the single integrated transaction doctrine and what kinds of transactions are at risk for courts collapsing the transactions.
- The steps lenders can take to minimize insolvency-related risks inherent in intercompany guaranties and other complex lending transactions.
A live Q&A will follow the presentation. CLE credit will be provided.
This webinar is sponsored by Strafford Publications, Inc.
Register here.
Cadwalader is pleased to offer our clients and friends a limited number of complimentary and discounted registrations. Please contact Amy Paquette for more information.
