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In the December edition of the Butterworths Journal of International Banking and Financial Law, Charles Kerrigan, a partner at CMS London looks at Intangible assets and the Loan Market Association forms of documents.
The Loan Market Association form of facilities agreement for leveraged acquisition finance transactions contains provisions relating to intellectual property rights but it assumes that these rights may not be fundamental. In this In Practice article Charles Kerrigan considers the questions lawyers should be asking where intangible assets are significant in a proposed borrower group.
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