Rosenberg Martin Greenberg issues legal opinions, including non-consolidation opinions, for commercial lending transactions. These opinions are crucial for loan transactions exceeding certain thresholds or as part of structured finance or securitization deals. Non-consolidation opinions assure lenders that the borrower or debt issuer will remain separate from its originating entity or asset servicer, even in bankruptcy situations.
Expertise in Structured Finance and Bankruptcy Principles
Rosenberg Martin Greenberg possesses the necessary experience and analytical skills to issue non-consolidation opinions, crucial for closing complex agreements with lenders. Our attorneys are familiar with the technical aspects of structured finance and bankruptcy principles, making us a reliable choice for clients across the Mid-Atlantic region and beyond.
Understanding Non-Consolidation Opinion Letters
Non-consolidation opinions are integral to loan transactions in capital markets and securitization agreements. These opinions ensure that the mortgaged assets are held by a single-purpose entity (SPE), which engages in no business other than owning the property related to the loan and has no additional debts. SPEs can be corporations, business trusts, partnerships, or LLCs. The goal is to confirm that the loan's success is influenced only by the mortgaged asset.
Our attorneys conduct exhaustive reviews of proposed loan agreements, providing lenders with confidence in the SPE's capacity to remain separate from affiliates.
In addition to non-consolidation opinions, Rosenberg Martin Greenberg issues "single member" and "authority to file" opinions, offering comprehensive legal support for commercial lending transactions.
Experienced Counsel for Structured Finance Clients
Rosenberg Martin Greenberg's attorneys have the hands-on experience and deep understanding of securitization and structured finance agreements needed for high-level non-consolidation opinion letters. We assist clients throughout the Mid-Atlantic area with their commercial lending needs.