These factors can force owners, issuers, borrowers, boards and creditors to re-evaluate their positions. Early restructuring solutions can help avoid financial crisis further down the line, and a strong contingency plan to fall back on will provide protection for a business if a consensual solution isn't possible.
Today’s cross-border business restructuring and special situations work calls for lawyers skilled in providing bold and commercial solutions. They also need sharp technical skills to be able to guide clients through the complexities of this market. We have those skills.
Our involvement can range from supporting business in early phases with liabilities management programs, upsizings, and refinancings, and most situations if caught early can be remedied at that point. We also have the capability however to support more material adjustments to capital structures, and operational restructurings, and using in or out of court processes where needed to deliver a desired deal.
Our restructuring and special situations lawyers advise all stakeholders in restructuring cases. Through our global platform, we advise creditors, multinational companies, and insolvency administrators. We also advise pension trustees, governmental and quasi-governmental bodies, and stressed financial institutions. The breadth of our client base is unrivalled amongst our peers, and our firsthand experience with such a range of stakeholders allows us to bring unique perspectives to new situations.
We offer exceptional geographic reach, supporting businesses across the global with our significant network, but also being able to field dedicated specialist teams in the key global financing hubs of New York, London and Hong Kong, in addition to other key jurisdictions across Europe and Asia.
Every matter requires the right team. At Hogan Lovells, we build the team to meet your needs. Where necessary, we draw on lawyers from other practice areas including capital markets, litigation, real estate, employment, intellectual property, tax, and pensions to add to the core restructuring team. One team, able to advise on all the challenges the transaction might present.