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Kay Morley, a Partner in Jones Day’s London office, sits down with Debtwire Europe Legal Analyst Dawn Grocock and head of European court reporting Hossein Dabiri to discuss the most significant changes for sponsors and distressed investors; consider whether the directive is a match for Chapter 11; and discuss how its implementation across Europe might affect the UK’s status as a key restructuring hub, particularly in light of Brexit.

Muni Lowdown: Preston Hollow/Nuveen Lawsuit, Puerto Rico Bankruptcies And JEA/MEAG Dispute by Debtwire Radio

Muni Lowdown: PG&E, Florida CDDs, Illinois Budget and more by Debtwire Radio

DWNA Middle Market Podcast: Houlihan Lokey banker talks secondary trading for midcap loans by Debtwire Radio

Debtwire Par: Wells Fargo’s Tim Quinlan discusses the current state of the US economy by Debtwire Radio

Muni Lowdown: JEA's plan, Perla's bankruptcy, Chicago's finance team and more by Debtwire Radio

Debtwire Par: Windstream woes prompt protections against net short lenders by Debtwire Radio

One thing was at the top of every conversation in the European leveraged loans market during first quarter of the year - how aggressive documentation had got to, fuelled by the supply/demand imbalance. Lenders have orchestrated significant pushback on many of these terms but it has been difficult to close the door entirely on features like inside maturity baskets and the now ever-present EBITDA adjustments. Debtwire’s Joelle Jefferis and Amedeo Goria chat through some of the most egregious terms with Xtract’s James Slessenger and Christine Tognoli to understand where the pushback has been focused and what has slipped through the cracks. The conversation covers EBITDA adjustments (50 seconds), inside maturity baskets (3 min 40 seconds), non-guarantor provisions (7 min 18 seconds), MFN language (12 minute 50 seconds), freebies (13 minute 50 seconds) and what more needs to be done (16 minute 30 seconds).

PODCAST: Santee Cooper, Special Revenue Bonds, and American Dream on the Muni Lowdown by Debtwire Radio

Muni Lowdown: Infrastructure, Pensions, Securitization, Tax Reform and more by Debtwire Radio

In this episode of the Debtwire ABS podcast, ABS reporters Diana Asatryan and Larissa Padden discuss the latest study by TransUnion, which found that in some instances providing an additional personal loan to delinquent consumers could help them become current on their debt. They are joined by TransUnion’s Kristen Bataillon and Matt Komos, who also provide an overview on the current state of consumer health.

Inefficiencies in Today’s Distressed Labor Negotiations by Debtwire Radio

Muni Lowdown: PG&E Update, JEA/Santee Cooper And The American Leadership Academy Investor Call by Debtwire Radio

LIVE EVENT: Everything you wanted to know but were afraid to ask about cannabis and muniland by Debtwire Radio

Muni Lowdown: Puerto Rico Court Filings, Nuveen Lawsuit And The Chester Water Authority by Debtwire Radio

Debtwire Latin America: Eldorado prepares for arbitration with shareholder by Debtwire Radio

Debtwire Investigations: Chapter 12 & Family Farmer Relief Act with Sen. Grassley, industry experts by Debtwire Radio

Middle Market Podcast: Janney MD examines Alcentra’s decision to launch strategic review by Debtwire Radio

'Pennying' Problems, Central Electric Power Play, Congestion Pricing And More On The Muni Lowdown by Debtwire Radio

Sharp issuance decline, CLO “print and sprints” and covenant corrections define 1Q19 loan market by Debtwire Radio