Direct Lending in a distressed world

06 July 2022

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In this article Tom Astle and Charlotte Lamb consider what makes funds behave differently from banks in a distressed scenario and some specific issues faced by funds.

This article was first published in the June issue of Butterworths Journal of International Banking and Financial Law.

Click here to read the article in full.

Authored by Tom Astle and Charlotte Lamb.

Contacts

Tom Astle
Partner
London

Charlotte Lamb
Senior Associate
London

Keywords Direct lending, Business Restructuring and Insolvency, Distressed, Banks, Funds, Private Credit

Languages English

Topics Restructuring and Workouts, Insolvency and Bankruptcy, Investments, Financing, Portfolio Company Advice and Exits, Private Credit/Debt Funds, Fund Formation, Fund Raising, Restructuring and Dissolution

Countries United Kingdom

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Direct Lending in a distressed world

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