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Tapestry (TPR; Baa2, BBB+; double Neg) {TPR US Equity} {CPRI US Equity}

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* Note responses to FTC complaint & prehearing conferences will occur in coming weeks (before evidentiary hearing in September) - failure to respond will allow FTC to make final order - co's have clearly indicated intent to respond last night but noting there are risks between now and September.

* Above in reference to the administrative complaint/ proceedings...there is a "authorized lawsuit in federal court" as well from FTC - generally administrative final findings can be appealed to federal court (or another appeals court) - our read for now (in relation to forced call timing) is any federal court rulings would be after administrative rulings.

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* Note responses to FTC complaint & prehearing conferences will occur in coming weeks (before evidentiary hearing in September) - failure to respond will allow FTC to make final order - co's have clearly indicated intent to respond last night but noting there are risks between now and September.

* Above in reference to the administrative complaint/ proceedings...there is a "authorized lawsuit in federal court" as well from FTC - generally administrative final findings can be appealed to federal court (or another appeals court) - our read for now (in relation to forced call timing) is any federal court rulings would be after administrative rulings.

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