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25 January 2019

Secured Rights And Receiverships: Windfalls And Pitfalls

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Despite the advantages of having security over a company's assets, there are issues which a secured creditor should take note of, from the point of negotiating the terms of the security instrument
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Despite the advantages of having security over a company's assets, there are issues which a secured creditor should take note of, from the point of negotiating the terms of the security instrument through to the point of enforcement. Receiverships are a key method of enforcement and enable secured creditors to realise the secured property and recover the secured debt. This article provides a practical consideration of those matters from an enforcement perspective and discusses the points that a secured lender should be aware of in order to maximise its chances of recovering its debt in full.

This article first appeared in Volume 16, Issue 1 of International Corporate Rescue and is reprinted with the permission of Chase Cambria Publishing - www.chasecambria.com 

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The content of this article is intended to provide a general guide to the subject matter. Specialist advice should be sought about your specific circumstances.

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