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Explanation of J. Crew “back-door” provision and proposal for how lenders might address this in their documentation.

King & Spalding on 2/27/2017

Recently, J. Crew used a “back-door” provision in its credit facility to transfer approximately $250 million worth of intellectual property (“IP”) to an unrestricted subsidiary with the aim of borrowing against the...more

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Explanation of J. Crew “back-door” provision and proposal for how lenders might address this in their documentation.

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