In an evolving securities landscape, examinations of investment advisers remain a key priority for the SEC’s Office of Compliance Inspections and Examinations (OCIE). By understanding O...

Market participants are undertaking significant work to prepare for a transition away from LIBOR. This publication focuses on the legal framework and other issues related to fallback lang...

  Market participants are undertaking significant work to prepare for a transition away from LIBOR. The recent launch and reform of preferred alternative reference rates to USD LIBOR and ...

As the structure of term loans continues to evolve to include variations on “call protection” – provisions compensating lenders for early prepayments – such features need to be do...

On Feb. 27, 2018, the U.S. Supreme Court issued its decision in Merit Management Group LP v. FTI Consulting Inc., resolving a circuit court split regarding the scope of the Bankruptcy Cod...

Davis Polk partner Margaret Tahyar recently authored “Are Banking Regulators Special?” for The Clearing House’s Banking Perspectives magazine. The article discusses how federal bank...

Davis Polk lawyers Meyer Dworkin and Samantha Hait recently authored a chapter in Global Legal Insights Fund Finance 2018, Second Edition. In “Recent Developments in Fund Financing: Hyb...

Arthur Golden, Thomas Reid, and Laura Turano are pleased to be the contributing editors to the third edition of Getting the Deal Through: Shareholder Activism & Engagement 2018, a volume ...

Arthur Golden, Thomas Reid, and Laura Turano are pleased to be the contributing editors to the third edition of Getting the Deal Through: Shareholder Activism & Engagement 2018, a volume ...

  Bankruptcy practitioners, strategic investors and other chapter 11 actors have become increasingly focused on the key economic and legal terms of management incentive plans (MIPs). Find...