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ACFA - Commercial Finance for In-House Counsel and Young Lawyers - The Basics and Beyond

Event | 03.03.16, 12:00 AM UTC - 12:00 AM UTC

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The Yale Club of New York City
50 Vanderbilt Avenue, New York, NY

This event is open to members of The Association of Commercial Finance Attorneys, Inc. (ACFA). 


Ever wanted a behind the scenes look at commercial finance?  Ever wanted to know what is going on in the minds of borrowers, lenders and their counsel as they navigate (and negotiate) their way through the murky waters of term sheets, loan structures, collateral requirements, covenants and third-party obstacles (not to mention defaults). Come join us as our expert panel role plays its way through a myriad of issues faced by lender’s and borrower’s counsel alike.  Our panelists will dig into the nitty gritty of asset-based lending, including discussing issues such as collateral eligibility requirements, perfection of security interests, payoff mechanics and much more.  This interactive program, designed for young lawyers, in-house lawyers and experienced lawyers still young at heart, will present and discuss a variety of issues typically seen at the various stages of a middle market commercial finance transaction.  The panelists will draw on their experience as in-house counsel and as outside counsel to lenders and borrowers to provide a 360 degree picture of a commercial finance transaction.


Scott Lessne and Nick James are panelists at this event.


For more information, please visit these areas: Commercial Finance and Lending, Corporate and Transactional

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