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Providing assistance in securing and managing your capital
Whether you are a small organization or a large Fortune 500 company, the Corporate Finance Group at U.S. Bank can help secure and manage your capital. We are a valued service provider to leading corporations and underwriters involved in the issuance of a variety of corporate debt.
Trustee and administrative services for bonds and notes
The Corporate Finance Group can serve as trustee on a wide scope of debt financing, including:
- TIA qualified debenture and note issues
- Secured issues
- First mortgage bonds
- Issuing and paying agent for medium term note obligations
- Commercial paper
- Leverage lease transactions
- Yankee bonds
- 144A private placements
- Convertible bonds
Valuable experience for a variety of corporate actions
Moreover, the Corporate Finance Group can provide support for the following:
- A/B exchange offers
- Depository agent
- Consent solicitations agent
- Settlement agent
- Tender agent
- Paying agent
- Exchange agent
Our Corporate Finance Group provides specialized services for corporations involved in mergers, acquisitions and bankruptcy distributions, and can serve as the settlement agent in making new bonds DTC eligible.
U.S. Bank also has extensive experience in the administration of defaults and bankruptcies. We have served on numerous creditor committees and have handled defaults and bankruptcies for both unsecured and secured debt issues.
U.S. Bank also has extensive experience in the administration of defaults and bankruptcies. We have served on numerous creditor committees and have handled defaults and bankruptcies for both unsecured and secured debt issues.
A proficient and skilled successor trustee
When the trustee for a debt issue encounters a conflict of interest because it acts in the dual role as lender and trustee for a corporation in financial difficulty, it may need to resign in favor of a successor trustee that is free of the conflict of interest. U.S. Bank Corporate Trust Services has a national reputation for its administrative skills in acting as successor trustee for such conflicted issues.