Restructuring & Distressed
What is a credit bid, and how does it interact with secured-creditor recoveries in an asset sale?
Model answer
Under §363(k), a secured creditor can 'credit bid' its allowed secured claim—using the debt itself as currency to buy the collateral in a §363 sale instead of paying cash. It sets an effective floor…
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