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A new tool is emerging at the intersection of capital markets and cross-border restructuring: the “stapled exchange” structure. In this episode of "Unordinary Course," Lee Pacchia of ICR sits down with Gary Holtzer of Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP — one of the structure’s original architects — to discuss how it was designed and executed in the Fossil Group restructuring.
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