Join us for a webinar to discuss the issues associated with pursuit of funds under Business Interruption Coverage and FEMA Public Assistance and how they may intersect with the Acceptance of Terms and Conditions associated with the CARES Act Provider Relief Funds.
Contacts:
Susan Feigin Harris
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Gerald P. Konkel
,
Jeffrey S. Raskin
The Singapore government announced on 26 May its S$33 billion “Fortitude” budget, which will provide support for businesses and workers in light of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
Contacts:
Daniel Chia
,
Annette Liu
The CARES Act’s Paycheck Protection Program provides loans targeted to small businesses to help keep their workers employed during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, and offers loan forgiveness to borrowers maintaining a high percentage of employees on payroll. This LawFlash provides the latest developments in PPP loan availability, eligibility, and forgiveness, as well as a comprehensive overview of the PPP and related guidance.
Contacts:
Andrew T. Budreika
,
Benjamin W. Stango
,
Shah M. Nizami
The UK Future Fund is aimed at supporting continued growth and innovation for UK-based companies in a variety of sectors amid the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
Contacts:
Nicholas Moore
,
Jayne McGlynn
,
Jack Shawdon
Temporary relief provided by the US Securities and Exchange Commission focuses on financial statements and timing and cancellation requirements with regard to Regulation Crowdfunding, and is expected to make it easier and faster for small businesses to complete offerings.
Contacts:
Albert Lung
,
Leland S. Benton
New guidance from the Internal Revenue Service will allows RICs and REITs to retain more capital by distributing less cash to shareholders in certain stock distributions—welcome relief during the current economic volatility resulting from the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
Contacts:
Richard C. LaFalce
,
Jason P. Traue
,
Kathryn W. Hambrick
Morgan Lewis partner John Park is speaking at VC Taskforce’s next CVC Roundtable COVID19's Impact on VC/CVC Investment 2020: Insights From The Experts.
Contacts:
E. John Park
The European Commission has revised its Temporary Framework for State Aid to support the economy during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic to allow capital injections by EU member states into nonfinancial firms affected by the pandemic.
Contacts:
Leonidas Theodosiou
,
Joanna Christoforou
The widespread economic disruption precipitated by the coronavirus (COVID-19) global pandemic and oil price volatility has caused debt portfolios to come under scrutiny and fund sponsors and investors to consider opportunities in the marketplace. Many asset managers are forming funds focused on liquid credit opportunities, secondary portfolio purchases and, as with the expansion of nonbank lending after the 2008 global financial crisis, providing customized solutions to distressed and other borrowers that are either unable or unwilling to borrow from traditional banks. In addition, certain existing funds are extending their offering periods and modifying their investment strategies to capture the opportunity.
Contacts:
Courtney C. Nowell
,
Joseph D. Zargari
,
Gerald J. Kehoe
,
Stephen C. Tirrell
,
Daniel A. Losk
,
Daniel A. Nelson
The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act) provided a $2 trillion economic stimulus and contained many major tax changes to help businesses and individuals. This recorded webinar discusses major modifications to net operating losses, technical corrections of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, and changes on business interest deductions.
Contacts:
Michael Liu
,
Casey S. August
,
Daniel F. Carmody
,
Sarah-Jane Morin
The CARES Act provided economic relief to organizations facing financial challenges as a result of the pandemic. Claiming many of these benefits, however, requires organizations to navigate a complex web of eligibility requirements and select among mutually exclusive options. This recorded webinar provides an overview of these aid requirements for nonprofits, charitable organizations, and tax-exempt organizations.
Contacts:
Alexander L. Reid
,
Stephen E. Ruscus
,
Jonathan Zimmerman
,
Katelyn M. Hilferty
The UK government today launched a new loan guarantee programme for UK businesses—the Coronavirus Large Business Interruption Loan Scheme (CLBILS)—intended to plug the gap by providing loan guarantees for medium and large businesses which were not covered by the two earlier UK loan guarantee programmes related to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
Contacts:
Bruce Johnston
,
Paul Denham
This discussion provides an overview of the Federal Reserve programs, including Main Street and other federal COVID-19 relief programs, and the loan programs under the CARES Act. The presentation highlights key aspects of the Main Street Lending Program broadly, with a focus on primary and secondary corporate credit facilities, the Paycheck Protection Program term financing, and the municipal liquidity facility.
Contacts:
Andrew T. Budreika
,
Charles M. Horn
,
Matthew Edward Schernecke
,
Shah M. Nizami
,
Benjamin W. Stango
,
Negin Fatahi
