Business Bankruptcy Basics: S2E2: Fueling the Reorg: DIP Financing and Cash Collateral
In this episode of Business Bankruptcy Basics, hosts Andrew Still and Ella Vincent welcome Professor Robert Miller of the University of South Dakota School of Law to discuss how a chapter 11 debtor funds its case and operations. Professor Miller explains the difference between cash collateral and debtor-in-possession (DIP) financing, and why liquidity matters. He also discusses how a debtor gets court approval to use each source of funding and how the financing terms can shape the course of the case. Tune in for a practical introduction to cash collateral and DIP financing.
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