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Sean Scott

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Oxford Press, JD Supra, Dayton Daily News, Blog

Preston's Summary

Sean Scott is a local journalist based in Oxford, Ohio. He writes for The Miami Student, Oxford Press, and Springfield News-Sun, covering a range of topics including local elections, land use planning, community events, and police misconduct. His work has also been featured in national and international publications such as The New Stack, Yahoo News, ANCA, BRUCE W, The Scotsman, and Canadian Occupational Safety.

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Geo Focus

Oxford, United States (Local)

Coverage Attributes:

Beta
Government Announcement: 19 %
Expert Commentary: 14 %
Announcement: 10 %
Evolving Stories: 10 %
Event Coverage: 8 %

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Urban Design
  • Urban Development
  • Hotel Chains
  • Alternative Investments
  • Asset Management

Pitching Insights

Sean Scott's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, including elections, community events, and law enforcement activity. He also covers topics related to family and relationships along with entertainment news.

Given the local focus of Sean's reporting, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches from individuals or organizations involved in Oxford-specific events and initiatives. Sources who can provide expert commentary on local government policies and their impact on the Oxford community may also find success reaching out to him.

It is essential for PR professionals or experts looking to reach Sean Scott to tailor their pitches specifically towards his localized coverage area of Ohio, particularly focusing on topics like local politics, community events, and any issues impacting the residents of Oxford.

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Articles

JD Supra

How the Automatic Stay in Bankruptcy Can Affect Net Asset Value Facilities

How the Automatic Stay in Bankruptcy Can Affect Net Asset Value Facilities

By: Ryan Michalko, Sean Scott

In net asset value (NAV) facilities, the borrowing capacity typically adjusts to reflect changes to the value of the underlying investment portfolio, and borrowers face the risk of potential borrowing base deficiencies or minimum net asset value/loan-to-value covenant breaches if the value of such assets sharply drops. These risks can become particularly pronounced during a financial downturn or in the event of a bankruptcy or other credit event relating to a borrower or an underlying portfolio asset. In either circumstance, the automatic stay can inhibit a borrower’s access to distribution proceeds, affecting its liquidity and ability to meet financial obligations. In this Legal Update, we discuss the purpose of the automatic stay, share options for relief from the stay, and offer recommendations for navigating the complications that the automatic stay can create for NAV facility lenders.

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