The Dentons PodChat is a podcast series hosted by experts from Dentons’ Corporate and Restructuring groups, which will focus on the hottest topics in the areas of distressed M&A and cross-border restructurings. In addition to exploring recent legal and regulatory developments, we will be welcoming market participants to talk about their experiences relative to these areas in this space and offer some insights into current market trends.
Dentons PodChat Series
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Podcast Overview
The Dentons PodChat is a podcast series hosted by experts from Dentons’ Corporate and Restructuring groups, which will focus on the hottest topics in the areas of distressed M&A and cross-border restructurings. In addition to exploring recent legal and regulatory developments, we will be welcoming market participants to talk about their experiences relative to these areas in this space and offer some insights into current market trends.
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Publishing Since
6/1/2023
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Recent Episodes
March 21, 2024
Current landscape of the US distressed commercial real estate market (part 2)
<p>In part two of this Dentons’ PodChat series, Robert Richards, Christopher Milenkevich, and Samantha Ruben continue to dive into the challenges facing the US distressed commercial real estate market. This PodChat, which is part two of a two part series, focuses on enforcement, insolvency and remedies related to distressed real estate and hotels. The speakers discuss these situations from various perspectives, such as lenders, borrowers, sponsors and guarantors.</p>
February 28, 2024
Current landscape of the US distressed commercial real estate market (part 1)
<p>In this 30-minute Dentons’ PodChat, Robert Richards, Christopher Milenkevich, and Samantha Ruben dive into the challenges facing the distressed commercial real estate market in the United States. Focusing on hotel and commercial office markets, they discuss key sources contributing to distress, such as higher interest rates, diminishing or fluctuating property values, and the wall of maturities. This PodChat, which is part one of a two part series, focuses on the perspectives of various parties involved in distressed CRE deals, such as lenders, borrowers, sponsors and guarantors. Our experts offer insight into these complexities and practical advice for stakeholders seeking to adapt to evolving market conditions.</p>
September 12, 2023
Cross-border insolvency proceedings and cramdown
<p>The PodChat cross-border series continues with colleagues from Berlin, London, Luxembourg, Paris and the US discussing the current status of the insolvency practice in these regions. As we experience an increase in insolvency proceedings, financial restructurings continue to rise and the various industries take a hit. What does the debtor need to file for insolvency proceedings in each jurisdiction? What about cross-class cramdown? Some regions are handling this quite similarly while others have different obstacles to overcome.</p>
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