Coronavirus: the impact on financing transactions

Coronavirus: the impact on financing transactions

James Greene, Michael Immordino, Martin Forbes, James Hardy and Simon Caridia, all partners at White & Case, discuss general themes that borrowers, lenders and financial sponsors must consider, keeping in mind that resolving these complex issues will depend, as always, on careful analysis of the specific contractual wording in the relevant finance documents following the unprecedented global implications of coronavirus. 

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About the author:
Neil Campbell

Neil specialises in banking and asset finance transactions with a particular emphasis on shipping finance, aviation finance, renewable energy finance and in providing corporate finance transactional support. Neil qualified as a solicitor with TLT in 2004 and worked as a finance solicitor in both the Bristol and London offices before joining the asset finance team at DLA Piper.