Pau,

You could not be more wrong on both counts. 

On the tax benefits, the KRY-Tenor SS were so keen on keeping the tax analysis under wraps that even the Monitor (to protect his and E&Y's derriere) had to ask the CCAA court to require the Tenor-KRY SS to release the tax analyses done by PwC and Thorsteinssons LLP. The Tenor-Kry SS of course asked the CCAA court to deny the same requirement by the noteholders and to issue an order forbidding the release of the tax information to anyone else because it would be HIGHLY PREJUDICIAL to Tenor and the KRY Board of Directors.

I and many others have written to the Monitor and never had the pleasure of response from him; not even an acknowledgement of receipt. May be the questions we asked were better not answered. Or maybe your connection with the Tenor-KRY SS allows you to bypass the Monitor's blackhole.