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Sysco — Sysco Exclusive Relief Fund Webinar (April 2020)

40 slides from Sysco's conference presentation, April 2020

  1. Slide 1: Sysco's Exclusive Relief Funds Info Session

    Sysco’s Exclusive Info Session RELIEF FUNDS CUSTOMER WEBINAR

  2. Slide 2: Speakers

    Sheri Pastor | Chair Howard Berkower | Partner Arnie Mascali | President Insurance Recovery, Litigation McCarter & English, LLP Procor Solutions + Consulting & Counseling Practice Introduction to SBA What should restaurant owners Understanding business Disaster Loan Program be doing now to identify

  3. Slide 3: Agenda

    Agenda ● Business Interruption Basics ● Potentially Responsive Insurance Policies ● Key Provisions – Property & Business Interruption ● Potential Coverage Grants & Exclusions ● Tips For Maximizing Insurance Recoveries ● SBA Loans/Main Street Loans ● Sysco Cares Act Support Center ● Sysco Marketing S

  4. Slide 4: Business Interruption Basics

    Business Interruption Basics Chris Mortifoglio cmortifoglio@procorllc.com (203) 512-8916

  5. Slide 5: Business Interruption Basics

    Business Interruption Basics TIPS FOR DOCUMENTING AND CAPTURING COSTS • Time Element includes Business Interruption & Extra Expense • Purpose: Put Insured in same position “but for” the loss • Definition of BI • Often defined as Net Income + Normal Continuing Expenses (“Bottom Up” • Lost Revenues –

  6. Slide 6: Business Interruption Basics

    Business Interruption Basics • 1st Step - Project the Top Line (Sales/Revenues) • 2nd Step – Evaluate expenses • COGS • Payroll • Potential limitations for Ordinary Payroll • Identify Extra Expenses • Extraordinary expenses (e.g. generators, security, etc.) • Increase in normal expenses (e.g. OT Pay

  7. Slide 7: Potentially Responsive Insurance Policies

    Potentially Responsive Insurance Policies ● Employment Liability ● General Liability ● Event Cancellation ● Workers Compensation ● Directors & Officers Liability Sherilyn Pastor McCarter & English, LLP spastor@mccarter.com 973-639-2070 ● Property/Business Interruption Chair, Insurance Recovery, Liti

  8. Slide 8: Key Provisions – Property & Business Interruption

    Key Provisions – Property & Business Interruption ● Property Damage ● Business Income ● Extra Expense ● Extended Business Income ● Other Time-Element Coverages • Civil or Military Authority Sherilyn Pastor • Contingent Business Income McCarter & English, LLP spastor@mccarter.com 973-639-2070 • Conti

  9. Slide 9: Likely Disputes

    Likely Disputes • Physical loss of or damage to property, when required • Scope and application of exclusions • Virus • Communicable Disease • Pollution • Contamination Sherilyn Pastor McCarter & English, LLP • Calculation of Waiting Periods spastor@mccarter.com 973-639-2070 Chair, Insurance Recover

  10. Slide 10: Potential Coverage Grants & Exclusions

    Potential Coverage Grants & Exclusions • Examples • This policy covers property against . . . “all risks of physical loss or damage.” • “We will pay for direct physical loss of or damage to Covered Property at the premises . . . caused by or resulting from any Covered Cause of Loss.” • “We will pay

  11. Slide 11: Potential Coverage Grants & Exclusions

    Potential Coverage Grants & Exclusions Civil Authority ● “This Policy covers the Actual Loss Sustained and Extra Expense incurred . . . if an order of civil or military authority limits, restricts or prohibits partial or total access to an insured location provided such order is the direct result of

  12. Slide 12: Proposed Legislation

    Proposed Legislation • New Jersey, New York, Massachusetts, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Louisiana have proposed legislation; federal proposals being considered • Clarifies coverage extends to losses attributable to pandemic and social distancing • Avoids costly disputes over meaning and scope of insurer

  13. Slide 13: Tips For Maximizing Insurance Recoveries

    Tips For Maximizing Insurance Recoveries • Carefully review policies • Give timely notice of claims and/or circumstances • Consider Grace Periods and extensions of them • Document and quantify the claim • Write to coverage positions and explanations of them • Call conversations in writing • Challeng

  14. Slide 14: CARES Act/PPP Loans

    Howard Berkower McCarter & English, LLP CARES Act/PPP Loans hberkower@mccarter.com 212-609-6824 Partner, Corporate Practice ● Title I of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Stability Act (the “CARES Act”) establishes a $349 billion Paycheck Protection Program (“PPP”) to help small businesses re

  15. Slide 15: PPP Loan Forgiveness Reduction

    Howard Berkower McCarter & English, LLP PPP Loan Forgiveness Reduction hberkower@mccarter.com 212-609-6824 Partner, Corporate Practice 1. Decrease in Workforce The total amount spent on Qualified Expenses during the 8-week covered period (“Forgiveness Period”) is reduced if there has been a workforc

  16. Slide 16: PPP Loan Forgiveness Reduction

    Howard Berkower McCarter & English, LLP PPP Loan Forgiveness Reduction hberkower@mccarter.com 212-609-6824 Partner, Corporate Practice 2. Decrease in Salary or Wages The total amount spent on Qualified Expenses during the Forgiveness Period is reduced dollar for dollar by the amount of the reduction

  17. Slide 17: PPP Loan Forgiveness Mechanics

    Howard Berkower McCarter & English, LLP PPP Loan Forgiveness Mechanics hberkower@mccarter.com 212-609-6824 Partner, Corporate Practice 1. Documents to be Submitted by Borrower to the Lender a) Documentation verifying the number of FTEE on payroll and pay rates for the applicable periods, including:

  18. Slide 18: PPP Loan Forgiveness Mechanics

    Howard Berkower McCarter & English, LLP PPP Loan Forgiveness Mechanics hberkower@mccarter.com 212-609-6824 Partner, Corporate Practice 1. Documents to be Submitted by Borrower to the Lender a) Documentation verifying the number of FTEE on payroll and pay rates for the applicable periods, including:

  19. Slide 19: PPP Loan Forgiveness Mechanics

    Howard Berkower McCarter & English, LLP PPP Loan Forgiveness Mechanics hberkower@mccarter.com 212-609-6824 Partner, Corporate Practice 2. Lender decision of Loan Forgiveness will be made within 60 days of the submission of the documentation. 3. Section 1106 of the CARES Act requires the SBA to issue

  20. Slide 20: Eligible Businesses

    Howard Berkower McCarter & English, LLP Eligible Businesses hberkower@mccarter.com 212-609-6824 Partner, Corporate Practice ● Small businesses with less than 500 employees (including self-employed individuals acting as sole proprietorships and independent contractors), private nonprofits, or 501(c)(

  21. Slide 21: Eligible Businesses

    Howard Berkower McCarter & English, LLP Eligible Businesses hberkower@mccarter.com 212-609-6824 Partner, Corporate Practice ● Restaurants, hotels and businesses that fall within the NAICS code 72 “Accommodation and Food Services,” where each location has 500 employees or fewer, are eligible. ● Franc

  22. Slide 22: PPP Loan Amount/Payroll Costs

    Howard Berkower McCarter & English, LLP PPP Loan Amount/Payroll Costs hberkower@mccarter.com 212-609-6824 Partner, Corporate Practice ● The maximum PPP loan amount a small business is eligible to borrow is 250% of their average total monthly payroll costs incurred in the one-year period before the l

  23. Slide 23: PPP Payroll Costs

    Howard Berkower McCarter & English, LLP PPP Payroll Costs hberkower@mccarter.com 212-609-6824 Partner, Corporate Practice ● Seasonal business expenses will be measured using average monthly payroll expenses for the 12-week period starting on February 15, 2019, or March 1, 2019, whichever the seasona

  24. Slide 24: PPP Loan Forgiveness

    Howard Berkower McCarter & English, LLP PPP Loan Forgiveness hberkower@mccarter.com 212-609-6824 Partner, Corporate Practice ● Qualifying businesses will be eligible for loan forgiveness if all employees are kept on the payroll during the Forgiveness Period and the loan proceeds are used for Qualifi

  25. Slide 25: Other Loan Provisions and Borrower Certification

    Other Loan Provisions and Borrower Howard Berkower McCarter & English, LLP hberkower@mccarter.com Certification 212-609-6824 Partner, Corporate Practice ● To the extent that less than the total principal of the loan is forgiven the remaining balance will be due on the second anniversary of the loan

  26. Slide 26: CARES Act/EIDL Loan

    Howard Berkower CARES Act/EIDL Loan McCarter & English, LLP hberkower@mccarter.com 212-609-6824 Partner, Corporate Practice ● Section 1110 of the CARES Act expanded the existing Economic Injury Disaster Loan program (“EIDL”) by providing lower interest rates and longer repayment terms. EIDL is provi

  27. Slide 27: EIDL Loan/Up to $10,000 Advance Grant

    Howard Berkower EIDL Loan/Up to $10,000 Advance Grant McCarter & English, LLP hberkower@mccarter.com 212-609-6824 Partner, Corporate Practice • Applicants for an EIDL loan can request an advance of $1,000 per employee up to $10,000 (“Advance”) on the loan. The Advance is available from January 31, 2

  28. Slide 28: EIDL Loan Terms and Use of Proceeds

    Howard Berkower McCarter & English, LLP EIDL Loan Terms and Use of Proceeds hberkower@mccarter.com 212-609-6824 Partner, Corporate Practice ● EIDL loans up to $2 million with maximum unsecured loan amount of $25,000. ● Market Intelligence: Maximum EIDL loan is currently only $85,000. ● The interest

  29. Slide 29: EIDL Eligible Businesses

    Howard Berkower EIDL Eligible Businesses McCarter & English, LLP hberkower@mccarter.com 212-609-6824 Partner, Corporate Practice ● Small businesses (including restaurants, retailers, hotels, manufacturers, owners of rental property, wholesalers) with fewer than 500 employees ● Small agricultural coo

  30. Slide 30: EIDL Criteria for Loan Approval and Collateral

    Howard Berkower EIDL Criteria for Loan Approval and McCarter & English, LLP hberkower@mccarter.com 212-609-6824 Collateral Partner, Corporate Practice ● SBA acceptable credit history ● Ability to repay EDIL loan ● Physical and tangible (P.O. Box does not qualify) presence in US (declared disaster ar

  31. Slide 31: Main Street Lending Programs

    Howard Berkower McCarter & English, LLP Main Street Lending Programs hberkower@mccarter.com 212-609-6824 Partner, Corporate Practice ● In addition to the programs established and the powers granted as part of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (the “CARES Act”), the Federal Reser

  32. Slide 32: Main Street Lending Programs

    Howard Berkower McCarter & English, LLP Main Street Lending Programs hberkower@mccarter.com 212-609-6824 Partner, Corporate Practice ● The programs will work as follows: (1) a single-purpose vehicle (“SPV”) will be established and the Treasury Department will capitalize it with $75 billion made avai

  33. Slide 33: Main Street Lending Programs

    Howard Berkower McCarter & English, LLP Main Street Lending Programs hberkower@mccarter.com 212-609-6824 Partner, Corporate Practice • To take advantage of the program, businesses will need to be an Eligible Business, which, according to the term sheet, will include the following criteria: • Busines

  34. Slide 34: Main Street Lending Programs

    Main Street Lending Programs Howard Berkower McCarter & English, LLP hberkower@mccarter.com 212-609-6824 Partner, Corporate Practice • The SPV will only purchase participations that meet the criteria for a New Loan or an Upsized Tranche of an Eligible Loan, which, according to the term sheets, inclu

  35. Slide 35: Main Street Lending Programs

    Howard Berkower McCarter & English, LLP Main Street Lending Programs hberkower@mccarter.com 212-609-6824 Partner, Corporate Practice ● According to the term sheet in the case of an Upsized Tranche, the collateral securing the existing loan must be shared pro rata with the Upsized Tranche. This requi

  36. Slide 36: Main Street Lending Programs

    Howard Berkower McCarter & English, LLP Main Street Lending Programs hberkower@mccarter.com 212-609-6824 Partner, Corporate Practice ● The term sheets also lay out other requirements for any New Loans or Upsized Tranches, which include: 1. Proceeds not be used to repay or refinance preexisting loans

  37. Slide 37: Main Street Lending Programs

    Howard Berkower McCarter & English, LLP Main Street Lending Programs hberkower@mccarter.com 212-609-6824 Partner, Corporate Practice • The term sheets do not incorporate all the requirements for loans under the CARES Act, such as the rigorous requirements regarding maintaining employment. • The term

  38. Slide 38: Main Street Lending Programs

    Howard Berkower McCarter & English, LLP Main Street Lending Programs hberkower@mccarter.com 212-609-6824 Partner, Corporate Practice ●The next steps in the process will presumably be (1) establishing the terms of the participation being purchased by the SPV by drafting a form of participation agreem

  39. Slide 39: Sysco Cares Act Support Center

    Sysco Cares Act Support Center To support you as our valued customer during this unprecedented time, Sysco has established a CARES Act Support Center. This Support Center will help you with questions about the CARES Act and the application process to ensure a fast and accurate submission. We have a

  40. Slide 40: Concierge Service for Customers

    Our Concierge Service available to any customer ● Crisis Menus, Pop Up Shop/Marketplace, Social Media, Thank you cards and other restaurant marketing materials to ensure continuity ● Provide guidance on what you could be doing to promote your business ● Provide guidance and facilitate our iCare Part

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