M&A Updates
Automotive Industry Insights—Spring 2024
by Mark Kwilosz, Stephen Burt, David Althoff, Jeffrey McNamara, Howard Johnson, Andreas Stoecklin, Dafydd Evans, Alexandre Pierantoni, David Lu
Wed, Apr 27, 2022
One of the first questions you’re likely asked once the bankruptcy court confirms your client’s Chapter 11 plan is: “When are distributions going out?” From opening bank accounts to obtaining payee tax information, third-party account agents facilitate and streamline processes to ensure smooth distribution.
Restructuring professionals have long touted the value of contingency planning as a prerequisite to the client’s smooth landing in Chapter 11. The considerations discussed in this article demonstrate that proper, proactive planning and coordination regarding distributions will go a long way toward enabling a similarly smooth exit from Chapter 11.
*This article was originally published in the American Bankruptcy Institute Journal. The American Bankruptcy Institute (ABI) is a multi-disciplinary, nonpartisan organization devoted to bankruptcy issues. The ABI has more than 12,000 members, representing all facets of the insolvency field. For more information, visit abi.org.
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