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ARTICLE · 19 SEPTEMBER 2017

SFIG Files Brief Supporting Liquidation Of Securitization Vehicle

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The Structured Finance Industry Group ("SFIG") submitted a proposed amicus brief to the SDNY Bankruptcy Court presiding over the involuntary chapter 11 petition pending against Taberna Preferred...

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The Structured Finance Industry Group ("SFIG") submitted a proposed amicus brief to the SDNY Bankruptcy Court presiding over the involuntary chapter 11 petition pending against Taberna Preferred Funding IV, Ltd. In the brief, SFIG argued that Taberna is a non-recourse securitization that lacks the capacity to be reorganized and should be liquidated by its terms.

The potential erosion of this fundamental tenet of the securitization industry is not just of significant import to Taberna, SFIG asserted, but to securitization markets and the industry at large:

"[T]o jettison the already agreed liquidation procedures under the Taberna indenture in favor of bankruptcy . . . would result in a significant jolt to investor confidence in the non-recourse and bankruptcy-remote nature of securitization vehicles. This will threaten to upend and substantially impair the securitization market and, by extension, the primary and secondary loan market that form a vital part of

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