Restructuring & Distressed
What is the difference between APR being satisfied and a class simply voting to accept a plan?
Model answer
APR is a cramdown standard: it only must be strictly satisfied as to a dissenting impaired class. If a class consents (votes yes), the plan can deviate from strict priority for that class — e.g.,…
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