Practical Law Company to Host Free Webinar Reviewing Current Trends in Loan Terms

NEW YORK, NY--(Marketwire - Feb 13, 2013) - During 2012, the large cap and middle market segments of the US loan market saw periods of optimism and pessimism as macroeconomic and political concerns weighed on investor confidence. Practical Law Company (PLC), a provider of practical legal know-how to law firms, law departments and law schools, will host a free 60-minute webinar to review the fluctuating 2012 loan environment and discuss current market trends, "Current Trends in Loan Terms: Large Cap and Middle Market Loans," on Thursday, February 28, 2013, at 1:00PM ET (10:00AM PT.)

During the webinar, Tim Fanning, Editor, PLC Finance will lead a discussion with Jason Kyrwood, Partner, Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP, and Cassandra Mott, Partner, Jones Day LLP, addressing issues to consider when representing lenders or borrowers in loan transactions, including bargaining power in covenant negotiations; similarities and differences in middle market and large cap sponsor deals; financial performance measurements; and dividend recaps, precaps, and more.

"We are excited to be presenting this popular program," said Fanning. "At PLC, we are constantly monitoring developments in the market through our What's Market databases, current awareness updates and communications with loan market participants. We will share that knowledge during this program to give transactional attorneys a comprehensive picture of trends in the large cap and middle market loan markets in 2012 and expert insight on what to expect in 2013."

Register for the free PLC webinar (Press invited to attend): http://bit.ly/14YxKjQ

Formed in the UK in 1990 and in the US in 2009, Practical Law Company provides practical legal know-how to law firms, law departments and law schools. Through a team of more than 100 expert attorney editors, PLC provides practical, up-to-date resources across all major practice areas to help lawyers get up to speed quickly, save time and protect the bottom line. Learn more at www.practicallaw.com.