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9 January 2026

What Differences Can Corporates Leverage Between US And UK Capital Markets? (Video)

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From documentation standards and covenant packages to disclosure and liability risks, the complexity only grows when structuring dual tranche cross-border bond issuances under Reg S and Rule 144A.
United Kingdom Finance and Banking

Cross-border bond issuances come with unique challenges.

From documentation standards and covenant packages to disclosure and liability risks, the complexity only grows when structuring dual tranche cross-border bond issuances under Reg S and Rule 144A.

As issuers increasingly access – and investors invest in – international markets, US influence on UK and European debt capital markets, especially for sub-investment grade credit, is undeniable. Navigating these nuances requires advisors who understand what's best practice in international markets. Watch as BCLP Partners Lerika Le Grange and Vishal Mawkin share their insights on managing these complexities.

If you're considering accessing international debt capital markets, the BCLP team can help you navigate the process with confidence.

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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