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Secured Transactions: The Transfer of Security Interests

This article discusses the procedures for assigning Article 9 security interests, the issues highlighted in <i>Clark Contracting Services Inc. v. Wells Fargo Equipment Finance</i>, and the reaction to that decision.

33 minute read July 28, 2009 at 09:12 AM
By
Alan M. Christenfeld And Barbara M. Goodstein
Secured Transactions: The Transfer of Security Interests

Much has been written about the attachment and perfection of security interests. Less attention has been paid to how those liens, once perfected, can be transferred to other creditors.

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