Key Considerations Related to Sale and Investment Solicitation Processes (On-Demand)
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When a distressed company is insolvent, the sale of its assets or business may be the only feasible option. A vendor, or a court-appointed officer, of a distressed company will often engage in a comprehensive and robust sale and investment solicitation process (“SISP”) to solicit offers from potential buyers or investors. This presentation explores and explains SISPs and key factors to consider when inundated with SISPs from the perspective of a distressed company, potential buyer/investor, vendor, or insolvency professional.
This on-demand program was originally presented as an in-person program on March 15, 2023 as part of our Bankruptcy and Insolvency Essentials
The total running time is approximately 40 minutes.
To view all presentations from Bankruptcy and Insolvency Essentials, click here.
Faculty
Chair
Kyle Kashuba, Torys LLP
Presenters
Jessie Mann, Torys LLP
Jill Strueby, Alvarez & Marsal
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