A selection of some SRP’s most-read article in the past week, including focus on force majeure clauses in the context of credit-inked notes and alarm bells around oil-linked products.
One of our most-read articles last week covered the relationship between credit-linked notes (CLNs) and force majeure clauses . Over the past few weeks, investors in structured products have seen how some strategies and products can be rapidly be unwound - CLNs are poised to deliver losses as some companies underlying these products will face credit events and sometimes the risk of default. According to Linklaters counsel Leanne Banfield, there will naturally be concerns around whether the pand
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