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JEA/MEAG Stalemate, PREPA Renewables, Chicago's Budget And More On The Muni Lowdown by Debtwire Radio

Sears roundtable talks potential litigation, search for exit strategy by Debtwire Radio

Muni Midterm Mayhem Webinar by Debtwire Radio

Opioids, Gary Surviving, Puerto Rico's Latest And More On The Muni Lowdown by Debtwire Radio

Uber: friends, family, and flying taxis by Debtwire Radio

Westmoreland Coal roundtable talks search for a buyer, secured lender control of case by Debtwire Radio

LIVE EVENT: Argentina Corporate Outlook by Debtwire Radio

Earlier this year, Donald Trump fired off a tweet asking the SEC to look into moving from quarterly to semiannual reporting for public companies. He has said little on the subject since. Nevertheless, the idea has reignited a long-running debate, particularly because it comes as the number of public companies is declining, early stage companies are staying private for longer, and public firms are being taken private with ever-increasing levels of debt. In this podcast, Debtwire Associate Editor Will Caiger-Smith sat down with David Knutson, head of Americas credit research at Schroders, to discuss how market participants digest company earnings, how this impacts investing and trading, and what a better system could look like.

PODCAST: Crescent Capital's Jonathan Insull discusses the leverage loan market landscape by Debtwire Radio

Swapping LIBOR for SOFR, Brightline, DC Metro ridership, and more on the Muni Lowdown by Debtwire Radio

Podcast Special: Restructuring head details which sectors to watch at mid-market conference by Debtwire Radio

Podcast Special: Wilmington's Monigle talks opportunities in distressed at mid-market forum by Debtwire Radio

Middle Market Podcast: Healthcare banker turns focus to insolvency within skilled nursing by Debtwire Radio

Nuclear Plant Vogtle, Coalinga Medical, Connecticut's Miscues And More On The Muni Lowdown by Debtwire Radio

Law in Motion is a new Debtwire podcast series featuring in-depth discussions and interpretations about restructuring and insolvency law as it evolves in the UK, and across Europe under the forthcoming European Commission’s directive on insolvency, restructuring and second chances. Don’t have time to listen to everything? Skip ahead. • Cross class cram down (1:18) • Absolute priority rule (3:00) • Shareholder’s voting power and cram down of equity (4:45) • Voting threshold and unconnected/connected party test (6:00) • Moratorium (10:05) • Strategic Moratorium (13:05) • Understanding moratorium in the context of insolvency triggers in financial documents (16:45) • Ban on ipso facto clauses (18:38) • Applying the law internationally (21:30) • Tightening oversight and liability of directors duties (22:50) • Is it overkill? (31:30)

In this podcast, Debtwire talks to tax lawyer Ashish Sodhani of Indian law firm Nishith Desai Associates to parse through the tax issues facing buyers of Indian onshore loans. Ever since India began pushing its largest debtors into bankruptcy in the summer of 2017, the country’s distressed loans have provided the most active trading opportunity for special-situation credit investors in Asia. In addition to needing to learn about the evolving bankruptcy law, investors jumping into the market were confronted with a confounding tax regime that has yet to properly account for new bankruptcy regime. Sodhani is a senior member of Nishith Desai’s International Tax Practice, focuses on cross-border tax and corporate structuring transactions and has been involved in the recent issues relating to applicability of the Minimum Alternate Tax on foreign investors before the High Court. He has represented clients before various forum’s, including Tribunals, various High Courts and Supreme Court of India in relation to d

Debtwire Par: Envision bond covenants take the baton from Refinitiv and AkzoNobel by Debtwire Radio

Blockchain, cryptocurrency, Kentucky pensions, and hurricanes on the Muni Lowdown by Debtwire Radio

Graeme Delaney-Smith sits down for a catch up on the European mid market with Joelle Jefferis

Debtwire Par: Carlyle's contentious AkzoNobel chemicals covenants by Debtwire Radio