However, Millennium lacked the liquidity to service its debt obligations under its loan agreement and meet its financial obligations under the 2015 Settlement. Following negotiations, Millennium and an ad hoc group of lenders that did not include Voya entered into a restructuring support agreement (the "RSA") that outlined the manner in which Millennium, upon the receipt of requisite lender approval, would be allowed to pay the federal government and restructure its other debt outside of court. The funding for these payments was to be provided in large part by Millennium's principal shareholders and, in return therefor and as an express condition thereof, such shareholders would be the beneficiaries of releases of all claims, including of any third-party lender claims tied to the 2014 financing. The out-of-court restructuring effort did not receive the requisite lender support, with Voya being the principal dissenting lender.