Meyer C. Dworkin

Davis Polk partner Meyer Dworkin, counsel David Hahn and associates Sarah Hylton and Scott Herrig authored “The Continuing Evolution of the Direct Lending Market,” a chapter in ICLG: ...

Davis Polk partners Jason Kyrwood, James Florack and Meyer Dworkin recently authored an article for the International Financial Law Review discussing some of the private equity sponsor an...

In this chapter for Global Legal Insights – Fund Finance 2020, Fourth Edition, Davis Polk partner Meyer Dworkin and associate Christopher Holt examine the typical structure of, and coll...

Davis Polk partners Meyer Dworkin and Jeong Lee and associates Scott Johnsson and Kelsey Avery authored the USA Chapter in the Second Edition of Chambers’ Banking & Finance 2019 guide. ...

A key feature of many modern credit agreements is an “incremental” or “accordion” provision, which can allow a borrower to increase the aggregate amount of financing available und...

In a typical “term loan B” (TLB) financing, the initial lenders expect to distribute the TLB paper to investors prior to funding. But what happens when that expectation cannot be met,...

In this chapter for The International Comparative Legal Guide to: Lending & Secured Finance 2019, Davis Polk partner Meyer Dworkin examines the primary features of delayed draw term loans...

In this chapter for Global Legal Insights - Fund Finance 2019, Davis Polk partner Meyer Dworkin examines the typical structure of, and collateral securing, NAV Facilities, and discusses r...

As the structure of term loans continues to evolve to include variations on “call protection” – provisions compensating lenders for early prepayments – such features need to be do...

Davis Polk lawyers Meyer Dworkin and Samantha Hait recently authored a chapter in Global Legal Insights Fund Finance 2018, Second Edition. In “Recent Developments in Fund Financing: Hyb...