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Issues between creditors and debtors when restructuring listed debt
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In this article, the authors explore certain key issues creditors and debtors face when restructuring listed debt (referred herein as “bonds”). There are administrative problems that can arise when dealing with a large number of disparate bondholders and the complexities of dealing with material non-public information (MNPI) during restructuring negotiations. The authors consider the different parties involved in these restructurings and how advisors can assist these parties in navigating these hurdles.
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