Restructuring & Distressed
What does 'fair and equitable' mean for a dissenting unsecured class, and how does it relate to APR?
Model answer
For a dissenting unsecured class, 'fair and equitable' under 1129(b) means the absolute priority rule: either the class is paid in full (present value of its allowed claim), OR no class junior to it…
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