Learning to Refi – Strategic Refinancing Insights for Finance Leadership
Please join Hunton, Wells Fargo, and Carter Machinery for an insight packed webinar:
As interest rates shift and maturity dates approach, companies are facing renewed pressure to reevaluate their credit facilities. But rate movement is only part of the story. Today’s CFOs, treasurers, and cash management leaders—and the attorneys that support them—must weigh a broad set of strategic, operational, and market driven factors when determining whether and how to refinance.
In this webinar, experienced finance and banking professionals take you behind the scenes for a candid look at how companies approach the refinancing process. You’ll gain practical insight into:
- What factors drive the decision to refinance;
- How treasury teams navigate a refinancing from early discussions through closing;
- The information and guidance companies should expect from a trusted banking partner and outside counsel; and
- Key considerations amid an uncertain interest rate environment and evolving market conditions.
Whether you’re preparing for an upcoming maturity, evaluating your financing structure, or simply looking to sharpen your strategic toolkit, this session will equip you with critical business and legal perspectives to support smarter, more informed refinancing decisions.
SPEAKERS
- Chris Kozlowski, Chief Financial Officer and General Counsel, Carter Machinery
- Thomas Palmer, Managing Director, Wells Fargo Commercial Banking
- Kimberly MacLeod, Partner, Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP
- Jessica R. Tobin, Partner, Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP
Questions? Please contact Anna Carpenter.
Hunton will seek CLE credit for this program in CA, FL, GA, NC, NY, TX, and VA. Credit hours are not guaranteed and are subject to each state’s approval rules.
If you are seeking CLE credit, please complete the following forms during the webinar. Please return the attorney affirmation form and evaluation form to the email listed on the forms in order to receive a response regarding CLE credit.