Perfecting Security Interests in Uncommon Collateral Out of Stock
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March 2010
Perfecting Security Interests in Uncommon Collateral
Program Highlights
Learn how to perfect security interests in “uncommon” types of collateral, including:
- Intellectual property
- Insurance policies
- Partnership interests
- Aircraft
- Collectibles
- Investment property
- Ships and boats
- Animals
Program Description
Taking a security interest in collateral as part of a loan or other transaction is one of the key concepts in the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC). It is in the interest of all parties to a transaction to be able to perfect a security interest in as wide a variety of valuable types of property as possible.
In this informative program, learn how to perfect security interests in “uncommon” types of assets that a borrower may have available as collateral. In addition, learn how to build in covenants in loan documents to allow a lender to monitor such collateral, when necessary, to make sure collateral values in are maintained.
This practical program is taught by Ms. Patricia J. Rogers, a veteran business law attorney with extensive experience in the law of commercial lending. Ms. Rogers is co-chair of the Financial Institutions Group at the Denver law firm of Moye White, LLP. Ms. Rogers is also chair of the Financial Institutions Subsection of the CBA Business Law Section.
Topics
Perfecting Security Interests in Uncommon Collateral
Learn how to perfect security interests in “uncommon” types of collateral, including:
- Intellectual property
- Insurance policies
- Partnership interests
- Aircraft
- Collectibles
- Investment property
- Ships and boats
- Animals
Presented by Patricia J. Rogers, Esq.
Faculty
Patricia J. Rogers, Esq.
Moye White, LLP
Denver, CO
- CLE Pass Price *FREE! - exclusions may apply
- Standard Price $59.00 USD
- Member Price $39.00 USD
- General Credits 1.00
- Ethics Credits
- EDI Credits