17Oct
Strategies to Reduce the Impact of the New SBA Procedural Notice on the Rights of a Secured Lender
In the SBA Procedural Notice dated October 2, 2020 (the “Approval Notice”), the Small Business Administration (“SBA”) has issued mandates that may impact the ability of a recipient of a Paycheck Protection Program (“PPP”) loan to raise capital, to transfer ownership, to sell assets, or to liquidate. While the Approval Notice is strikingly broad in scope, there are ways of reducing, if not eliminating, its effect on these types of transactions....
By:
Miller Canfield
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