Perfecting Security Interests in Deposit Accounts, Securities Accounts, and Other Investment Property
Establishing Control Under the UCC With Special Types of Collateral
Recording of a 90-minute premium CLE video webinar with Q&A
This CLE course will provide commercial finance and bankruptcy attorneys with an analysis of the requirements and methods for creating and perfecting security interests in bank accounts, securities accounts, and other investment property to achieve the desired priority. The panel will offer best practices for drafting and negotiating control agreements and avoiding common pitfalls.
Outline
- Deposit accounts, securities accounts, and other investment property as collateral
- Creation of security interest
- Available perfection methods
- Determining priority among creditors
- Dealing with hybrid accounts
- Perfecting security interests in deposit accounts
- Importance of control
- Key provisions of control agreement
- Perfecting security interests in securities accounts and other investment property
- Methods of perfection: filing vs. control
- Importance of control
- Key provisions of control agreement
- Identifying the choice of law
- Common drafting pitfalls
Benefits
The panel will review these and other key issues:
- How does a secured creditor obtain control over a debtor's securities account and deposit account--and why is control critical?
- What circumstances make perfection by control preferable to perfection by filing for security interests in securities accounts?
- When is control necessary for the perfection of a security interest in a deposit account?
- What are the common pitfalls to avoid in drafting the control agreement?
- What are the most highly negotiated provisions in control agreements?
Faculty
Mark B. Joachim
Shareholder
Polsinelli
Mr. Joachim is Co-Leader of Polsinelli’s Special Situations Investing Team. He has more than 30 years of... | Read More
Mr. Joachim is Co-Leader of Polsinelli’s Special Situations Investing Team. He has more than 30 years of experience representing distressed businesses, boards of directors, special committees, independent directors, debtor-in-possession lenders, distressed debt investors, official committees, ad hoc groups of creditors in connection with special situations, corporate restructurings, liquidity and liability management transactions, recapitalizations, and in- and out-of-court restructurings. Mr. Joachim is frequently called upon to advise boards of directors, board committees and senior management of financially-troubled companies on a range of issues, including corporate governance and fiduciary duties.
CloseCraig S. Unterberg
Partner
Haynes and Boone
Mr. Unterberg concentrates his practice in the areas of representing borrowers and lenders in secured and... | Read More
Mr. Unterberg concentrates his practice in the areas of representing borrowers and lenders in secured and unsecured lending and structured finance transactions, including margin stock lending, private equity and hedge fund financing, syndicated financings, mergers and acquisition financings, and distressed debt transactions. In addition, he provides extensive regulatory advice on margin lending issues.
Close