- Posts by Danielle A. Wise
AssociateDanielle is an associate in Moore & Van Allen’s Bankruptcy & Financial Restructuring group. She represents banks, financial institutions, and corporate clients in restructuring and corporate bankruptcy matters. Danielle ...
It may not be the next Taylor Swift song, but a prepayment changes the Lender-Borrower relationship. In a swap, we all know there are consequences. Rather than a “breakage cost”, the swap market just calls it an early termination payment. In loans, traditionally, there was less time/energy spent to negotiate the provisions requiring the borrower to indemnify a lender for breakage costs. Today, however, it is a hot topic. Specifically, in the context of SOFR-loan prepayments where the concept of “Breakage Costs” is a nebulous/unclear concept, leaving some market ...
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