Tom Dell’Avvocato has joined Crowell & Moring U.K. LLP as a partner in its Financial Services Group. Dell’Avvocato brings extensive experience in non-contentious banking and finance transactions, with a focus on domestic and cross-border asset-based lending, as well as leveraged and specialty finance. He advises alternative and private capital providers, bank and non-bank lenders, and
Crowell & Moring partner Paul Muscutt comments in Economia on the reintroduction of crown preference
In the latest edition of Economia, Crowell & Moring Restructuring partner Paul Muscutt comments on the reintroduction of crown preference and the impact that may have on lending.
The article can be found here.
Crowell & Moring London – “A New Force in Asset-Based Lending” – feature in Business Money Magazine
The London ABL and Restructuring team at Crowell & Moring feature in this month’s Business Magazine, following their arrival earlier in 2019 from the London office of Squire Patton Boggs.
The article comments on the growth of the London team, its approach to market and how the new team differentiates itself from the rest
Going backwards – the reintroduction of crown preference
In an article recently published in Business Money, Crowell & Moring partner Paul Muscutt comments on the issues surrounding the potential reintroduction of crown preference:
http://www.business-money.com/assets/Crowell_Moring_April19.pdf
Retention of title – the unpaid seller v. the asset based lender
There are many issues that can hinder the collection of book debts and insolvency (of either the creditor or the debtor) is usually the catalyst for most them. Following an insolvency, those attempting to collect book debts are often faced with a number of reasons as to why a debtor can’t or won’t pay, including the set-off / contra arrangements, product warranty concerns, defective or non-delivery of goods or services and last, but not least, retention of title (“RoT”) clauses.
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