Creditor Remedies and Securities & Exchange Commission Receiverships: Everything You Ever Wanted to Know
An SEC receivership can often be a dunning and misunderstood equitable remedy, leaving creditors wondering how to respond and how to protect their interests. The recorded presentation below features Foley attorneys discussing more about how to navigate SEC receiverships, including:
- Why and how SEC receiverships are commenced
- How to protect yourself if you are a lender, creditor, or have a contractual relationship with a party who is named in an SEC receivership
- How to enforce your remedies and the treatment of creditor claims
- Disposition of secured collateral in an SEC receivership
This CLE was of particular interest to commercial lenders regarding all asset classes, commercial real estate lenders, and special servicers. Given by Jill Nicholson, a former SEC receiver and immediate past chair of Foley & Lardner’s national bankruptcy and restructuring group, as well as Andrew McClain, an associate with extensive experience in SEC receiverships, this CLE tackled all of your questions in 1 hour.
View the recording below.
Information CLE
Les crédits CLE seront demandés dans tous les États concernés. Foley & Lardner LLP certifie que cette activité a été approuvée pour les crédits MCLE de Californie par le barreau de Californie. Foley & Lardner LLP est un prestataire agréé par le barreau de Californie pour les crédits MCLE. Les certificats de participation seront envoyés par e-mail aux participants éligibles environ huit semaines après la fin du programme.
Important Information for New York Attorneys – This program is appropriate for experienced attorneys only.