What attributes are most important for a trustee in today’s complex capital markets?
In today’s environment marked by greater scrutiny and the need for quick, accurate, and transparent execution, selecting the right trustee is critical.
Choosing a trustee requires considerable thought and a clearly defined understanding of your organization’s objectives for a given transaction.
Today’s capital markets are more complex and interconnected than ever before.
With ongoing consolidation in the financial services industry, finding an indenture trustee that can meet your changing needs is essential.
In order to avoid M&A-related disruptions, issuers and their advisors should investigate whether a corporate trust department or its parent company is likely to be acquired by another financial services institution.
Special Purpose Vehicles (SPVs) are an integral part of many structured finance transactions, particularly asset securitizations.
SPVs can be created through a variety of entities, such as trusts, corporations, limited partnerships, and limited liability corporations.
In some cases, it may be desirable to remove assets and their corresponding liabilities from the balance sheet of the company, and a sale of the assets to an SPV will accomplish this.
