Debtor in Possession (DIP) Financing

What is DIP Financing?

Debtor-in-Possession (commonly referred to as "DIP") Financing is essentially financing provided to companies who have filed for bankruptcy protection and reorganization under Chapter 11 of the United States Code.  DIP Financing is provided on a post-petition basis — after the filing date of the company's bankruptcy.

Amerisource is one of only a few funding sources in America actively pursuing these arrangements.

There are many benefits to using Amerisource for Debtor-in-Possession financing:

• Experience and Expertise
  Amerisource has a long track record and lengthy history of success in providing DIP Financing.  In conjunction with your attorney, we'll help navigate you through the process rapidly and efficiently.
• Flexibility
  Amerisource's DIP Financing structures are extremely flexible and can accommodate needs as small as $100,000 and as large as $5,000,000.
• Minimize Legal Costs
  Amerisource has standard, straight-forward document template forms for requesting and obtaining DIP Financing approval from the Bankruptcy Court.  These forms have a proven track record of success, reducing your legal fees and costs, and helping to expedite the court approval process.
• Quicker Turnaround
  All Debtor-in-Possession financing requests must be approved by the Bankruptcy Court.  As a result, DIP Financing is notorious for the slow approval process.  Amerisource will work directly with your legal counsel to help you navigate through the process, helping you avoid common obstacles and reducing document-preparation delays.

So whether you’ve already filed Chapter 11, or are considering doing so, talk to an Amerisource representative today to find out exactly how we can help you.