Restructuring Plans · glossary
The firm that receives the account holder letters and counts the votes. Each letter must reach it before the voting deadline. It also holds documents creditors may ask for, such as the four market test letters. Explanatory Statement, definitions, “Information Agent” · Chapter 8 · see Account holder letter
Explained in Chapter 8, Classes, the Convening Hearing and the Plan Meetings, of Restructuring Plans.
The letter must reach the information agent, the firm that receives and counts the votes, before the voting deadline. The chair may accept a late letter, but need not. The Notes a letter covers become blocked Notes, which cannot be sold until the meeting ends. The bank votes by a proxy form instead.Read Chapter 8, Classes, the Convening Hearing and the Plan Meetings →
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the firm appointed by the Plan Company to receive and count the votes;Read the definition in the document →
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