With current low interest rates, new tax incentives, and the traditional lending market getting tighter every day, high-yield debt looks extremely healthy. Institutional investors are holding more high-yield debt than even before 2008, but is this a sign the best years in this cycle are behind us?

Nelson Mullins attorneys Beau Baker, Rusty Fleming, and Lee Hart will join a panel to discuss the macroeconomic trends and changes from the new tax law during iGlobal Forum’s 8th Real Estate Mezzanine Financing Summit on June 7 in New York.

Baker practices in the areas of real estate capital markets, financial services, structured and commercial finance, creditors' rights, servicing, and financial restructuring. Fleming has been actively involved in finance for more than 15 years, representing traditional and non-traditional lenders in a variety of transactions. Hart focuses on real estate finance, structured finance, and corporate finance.