

Scott Greenberg
Global chair of Gibson Dunn’s Business Restructuring and Reorganization Practice Group. Discussed distressed debt and lender cooperation agreements.
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Sep 11, 2025 • 45min
US Law Firm Gibson Dunn Is Chasing a Big Distressed Debt Opportunity in Europe
In this engaging discussion, Scott Greenberg, the Global Chair of Business Restructuring at Gibson Dunn, shares insights on the burgeoning distress debt market in Europe. He highlights how legal strategies used in the US are being adapted for European clients amidst rising financial challenges, particularly in France. Greenberg explores the complexities of navigating credit markets and the differences in restructuring practices between Europe and the US. Listeners will gain a deeper understanding of how strategic legal advice is essential in these turbulent times.

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May 16, 2025 • 27min
Gibson Dunn’s Greenberg Unpacks Co-Ops: State of Distressed Debt
Scott Greenberg, global chair of Gibson Dunn's Business Restructuring and Reorganization Practice Group, dives into the maze of distressed debt and lender cooperation agreements. He discusses the ongoing cat-and-mouse game between sponsors and lenders, revealing how non-disclosure and anti-cooperation tricks influence negotiations. Greenberg emphasizes the importance of timing in organizing lenders and explores the cultural differences affecting lender dynamics in Europe versus the U.S. His insights shed light on what constitutes success in liability management.

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May 5, 2025 • 36min
Scott Greenberg on the state of LMEs, group formation and cross border co-ops
Scott Greenberg, global chair of Gibson Dunn’s restructuring practice, shares his extensive knowledge on liability management exercises and group formation. He discusses how market dynamics are reshaping deal activity and highlights trends in multi-tier LMEs and carve-out premiums. Greenberg delves into the significance of cooperation agreements and their influence on investment outcomes, particularly in cross-border scenarios. He also reflects on the cultural disparities between European and U.S. investment practices, emphasizing the necessity of understanding these differences.