This week we’ve got a double-dose of our primary view interview segment.

First, Elliot Ganz Head of Advocacy at the Loan Syndications and Trading Association joins Deputy Managing Editor at Reorg, Kevin Eckhardt, to discuss the private funds industries recent petition to the the Fifth Circuit to invalidate the SEC’s recently adopted regulations of private fund advisers the Second Circuit’s recent opinion affirming a May 2020 district court decision holding that notes issued under a $1.798 billion syndicated leveraged loan to Millennium Health do not qualify as “securities”.

Also, Reorg’s Patrick Fitzgerald speaks with Belinda Schwartz, executive chair and the head of Herrick Feinstein’s Real estate department, about current happenings in distressed real estate, including the surprising uptick in single asset real estate cases, unusual developments in the high-end residential markets, the confluence of circumstances that are driving changes in the market and what lies ahead.

And, as always, we bring you our weekly summary of interesting developments in the restructuring world as well as a preview of what’s on the docket for next week.

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