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Creative class composition: the hunt for the anchor class
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The Restructuring Plan’s cross-class cram down tool gives distressed companies new opportunities to impose contested deals on dissenting stakeholders through creative composition of “cramming” or “anchor” classes. No one can be surprised that debtors are using the law to their advantage, but how far will the courts let them go in the hunt for such anchor classes?
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