Lender’s Counsel
An attorney or firm of attorneys engaged to represent the lender in a private placement.
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Lender
The entity or entities, typically commercial banks, which purchases the Bonds pursuant to a Private Placement (also known as a direct purchase or a bank placement) for its own portfolio.
At the Closing, the Lender delivers an Investor Letter to the Issuer, sometimes called a “big boy letter,” certifying that the Lender understands the terms of the transaction, has the expertise to perform its own credit analysis and will not rely on disclosures of the Issuer or others in deciding to purchase the Bonds.
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Private Placement or Direct Purchase
The negotiated offering of a new issue of bonds directly to one or a limited number of purchasers without using an underwriter.
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Shamberg Powers
The powers identified in Commissioner v. Shamberg’s Estate, 144 F.2d 998 (2d Cir. 1944) as the powers used to identify what is a political subdivision of a state or local governmental entity in the United States, specifically, the power of eminent domain, the power to tax, and the police power.