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Nov 14, 2024 |
ionanalytics.com | Edward-John Bottomley |Dawn Grocock |Keane Hoo
News (Intelligence) Mandate activity slowed substantially in 3Q24 as the 64 new mandates in the quarter represented a 41% decline compared to 108 engagements in 2Q24. The mandates stemmed from 24 restructuring situations and involved EUR 33bn of debt, down 46.5% from EUR 61.6bn debt in the previous quarter. In-courtOf the 24 restructuring situations in this report, seven were engaged in an in-court process.
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Nov 14, 2024 |
ionanalytics.com | Edward-John Bottomley |Dawn Grocock |Keane Hoo
News (Intelligence) Mandate activity slowed substantially in 3Q24 as the 64 new mandates in the quarter represented a 41% decline compared to 108 engagements in 2Q24. The mandates stemmed from 24 restructuring situations and involved EUR 33bn of debt, down 46.5% from EUR 61.6bn debt in the previous quarter. (If you would like to submit mandates, please email )In-courtOf the 24 restructuring situations in this report, seven were engaged in an in-court process.
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Oct 10, 2024 |
ionanalytics.com | Joshua Klein |Dawn Grocock |Arthur Almeida |Ryan Patwell
Report Mediation has become a fairly standard feature of Chapter 11 cases over recent years, with some high-profile cases providing notable examples of successful mediations. As the UK in-court restructuring landscape becomes increasingly contentious since the introduction of the new restructuring plan tool some four years ago, lessons can be learned from the US approach.
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Apr 25, 2024 |
ionanalytics.com | Arthur Almeida |Ashley Bell |Dawn Grocock |Paul Gunther
During the first quarter of 2024, appellate and bankruptcy-specialized courts worldwide set significant precedents in several high-profile cases. In the US, the Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit reversed a decision issued in the FTX Trading Chapter 11 case, finding that a bankruptcy court must grant a request by the US Trustee to appoint an examiner in large Chapter 11 cases in which there is suspected fraud or misconduct.
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Apr 19, 2024 |
ionanalytics.com | Sara M. Tapinekis |Dawn Grocock |Jayjeet Sharma |Ben Miller
Report Altice France’s strategy for deleveraging its balance sheet by designating Altice Media as an unrestricted subsidiary, and thereby keeping €1.55bn in expected sale proceeds out of the restricted assets bucket, triggered a swift market reaction. As creditor groups have reportedly formed and brought on restructuring professionals, the Debtwire legal analyst team explores the company’s in-court restructuring options in both France and the US.
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