Live Webinar: Anatomy of the Trust Indenture
The trust indenture serves as the foundational document governing the rights, obligations, and relationships among issuers, trustees, bondholders, and other transaction participants in conduit bond financings. Despite its central role, many practitioners focus primarily on selected provisions rather than the full document.
This 60-minute webinar provides a practical, article-by-article examination of the trust indenture, using NABL’s Form Conduit Indenture (2019, Second Edition) as a guide. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of the purpose, structure, and operation of the indenture, from the granting clauses and definition sections through bond authorization, redemption, cash flow administration, events of default, trustee responsibilities, amendments, and discharge provisions.
In addition to reviewing key provisions, the program will highlight recurring drafting and negotiation issues that arise in conduit financings and conclude with a practical review checklist for transaction counsel.
This program is designed for bond counsel, underwriter counsel, issuer counsel, trustee representatives, borrower counsel, and other municipal finance professionals who work with conduit financings. Whether you are new to conduit bond transactions or a seasoned practitioner seeking a comprehensive refresher, this webinar will provide valuable insights into one of the most important documents in municipal finance.
Meet the Speakers
Jered T. Davidson
The Public Finance Law Group PLLC
Holly V. Horsley
Barnes & Thornburg LLP
The 50th Workshop: Building Bonds for Our Future
For five decades, this conference has been the premier gathering for public finance professionals at every level, bringing together the nation’s leading municipal bond, tax, and securities attorneys to strengthen professional relationships, exchange ideas, and advance the practice of public finance law. We are excited to be back in Chicago, where it all began, for The Workshop 2026 on October 14 to 16.
