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The Hertz Corporation · Bankruptcy · 2020 · 7.125% Senior Notes due 2026

Does the instrument meet the Transferable characteristic?

Question 7 · Deliverable Obligation Characteristic
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Verified answer

Yes

Basis. No clause restricting transfer (such as a required issuer consent) was found in the documents. Rule 144A and Regulation S legends are disregarded under the Definitions.

Source clauses

Decided by absence: no clause restricting transfer (such as a required issuer consent) was found. Rule 144A and Regulation S legends are disregarded under the Definitions.
How it was checked · 3 checks
  • Rule re-applied. The Transferable rule (v1.0), re-applied to the stored facts, gives the same result as the Mastermind v3 run of 2026-09-29.
  • Absence confirmed. The record contains no clause restricting transfer (such as a required issuer consent).
  • Independent extractor. A heuristic extractor that does not see the model's reading also finds transferability: true.

Transferable

The obligation (other than a loan) must be transferable to institutional investors without any contractual, statutory or regulatory restriction; Rule 144A and Regulation S restrictions are disregarded, and consent requirements on loans are separate characteristics.

These checks are CDSBench's provisional reading of the 2014 ISDA Credit Derivatives Definitions, not legal advice.

Instrument: 7.125% Senior Notes due 2026

Source documents

The case record. Sections behind the verified answer are marked.

  • DOC-1 Hertz Global Holdings / The Hertz Corporation 8-K, Item 1.03 Bankruptcy, petition 2020-05-22excerpts
  • DOC-2 First Supplemental Indenture dated August 1, 2019, 7.125% Senior Notes due 2026 (EX-4.2)excerpts
  • DOC-3 Base Indenture dated August 1, 2019, The Hertz Corporation (EX-4.1)excerpts

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