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Neiman Marcus roundtable explores creditor warfare to come by Debtwire Radio

Mariana Gomez de la Villa, global program manager of Distributed Ledger Technology at ING, and Charles Moore, CEO of Global Debt Registry, join the Debtwire ABS team to discuss current and future blockchain use cases in capital markets and structured finance.

Debtwire Par Podcast: Carlyle’s Erica Frontiero discusses the Direct Lending market by Debtwire Radio

The Inside Track, Episode 8 - Marshall Huebner by Debtwire Radio

Debtwire Par: Volatility is finally weighing on leveraged loans. What now? by Debtwire Radio

PG&E Support, Super Downgrades, Port Authority's Cash Cow And More On The Muni Lowdown by Debtwire Radio

Debtwire Par: Libor Time-Bomb Inspires Renewed Lender Pushback by Debtwire Radio

Parabellum Capital Examines Untapped Litigation Finance Opportunities by Debtwire Radio

Opportunity zones, hospital super downgrades, California's AB 506 and more on the Muni Lowdown by Debtwire Radio

Middle Market Podcast: Covenants, or lack of, in loan deals by Debtwire Radio

Powering Down: MEAG and Santee Cooper by Debtwire Radio

The UK government released on 29 October the Budget Bill for the 2019-2020 financial year. While wider macro issues such as the so-called end to austerity and the uncertainties around Brexit dominated mainstream press headlines, it was easy to overlook other provisions in the Bill which may have a significant impact on distressed corporations. Kirkland & Ellis restructuring partner, Kate Stephenson, sat down with Hossein Dabiri, Head of Debtwire's court reporting in Europe to discuss the potential implications of the Bill on restructurings and insolvencies. The most important and consequential element of the Bill, as far as debt workouts are concerned, is probably the return of certain categories of HMRC’s claims to their preferential status. This turn of event, a decade and a half after the Enterprise Act 2002, which came into force in 2003, would place all HMRC claims on equal footing with a company’s other unsecured claims.

Thomas Kyriakoudis realised he needed to switch from his engineering role when he got tired of running experiments where he was compressing mud in a fridge. Fast forward to now and he is Chief Investment Officer at Permira Debt Managers. Debtwire Europe’s Joelle Jefferis spoke to Thomas about his move into direct lending, via venture capital and a period at Morgan Stanley. Touching on his favourite deal he has ever done and the frustrations of those deals that got away, Thomas talks about his experience of the European mid market so far and where he sees it heading. He also answers questions posed to him by Graeme Delaney-Smith from the previous podcast episode on where he sees the boundaries for European direct lending.

Election Day Drama, ‘endless Litigation’, A ‘death Spiral’ And More On The Muni Lowdown by Debtwire Radio

PA Consulting Energy Experts Examine Today’s Thermal Generation Market by Debtwire Radio

Debtwire Europe in October hosted Debtwire Week, a series of events focusing on the key trends and themes across debt markets in the past year and looking forward. Day three saw the focus turn to all things lev fin, across bonds, loans and direct lending. In this short podcast, reporter Joelle Jefferis reveals the big talking points from the day, with contributions from panellists Kevin Lennon from Alcentra and Clark Nicholls from AXA Investment.

Restructuring Data Insights 3Q18 by Debtwire Radio

Rating Criteria Fallout, Chicago Postpones, Detroit Returns And Appropriation Bonds by Debtwire Radio

Chicago's Conundrum, COFINA's Plan, Analyst's Attitudes And More On The Muni Lowdown by Debtwire Radio

Bentham, Brownstein And Fennemore Craig Litigation Finance Experts Discuss Recent Industry Growth by Debtwire Radio