Mergers and Acquisitions 2013: Trends and Developments

January 17, 2013

David Morse, a partner at Otterbourg, presented at the Practicising Law Institute's Mergers and Acquisitions 2013:  Trends and Developments  held in New York on January 17, and 18, 2013.  David addressed legal issues in financing acquisitions, including discussing such matters as: 

  • SunGard provisions, Xerox provisions, and material adverse change conditions in commitment letters;
  • "flex" and marketing periods for the syndication of credit facilities;
  • structuring of the financing, including the impact of fraudulent transfer laws; and
  • loan documentation issues. 

See this link http://www.pli.edu/Content/Seminar/Mergers_Acquisitions_2013_Trends_and_Developments/_/N-4kZ1z12p5z?ID=157099&t=DFJ3_3MATD for more information about the program.   

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