Weekly News – July 21
Loans win! Loans win! Loans win!
#AMCAPES whack-a-mole
This drama isn’t over yet…
We can’t wait to see what happens next!
SBF on the firing line
Find it on Reorg here
Read the complaint here
Co-op agreements save the day
but Sponsors still in control…
Mallinckrodt headed for Chapter 22
Bring on the Big Guns
The tax man cometh
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Dumpster fire…
Could we see an impaired DIP??
What we’re reading…
What we’re listening to…
Economists always last to the party
BIG earnings week coming up
2023 CRC Allocators Conference
Contributors Speak Up
What to expect in the next default cycle
We asked Contributors Bradford Sandler and Sidney Levinson to weigh in on what we should expect in the next default cycle.
Professor Edward Altman recently noted in a paper published with the Creditor Rights Coalition that the Benign Credit Cycle is over. He sees a reversion to the mean in terms of defaults and recoveries in 2023. But he also sees many risks on the horizon making a Stress or even in a “hard-landing†scenario a possibility (with 8-10% default rates). Put your prediction caps on. What do you see and expect? Where do you expect restructuring activity to increase? Are we in for more bankruptcies? Or, more (yawn yawn) extend and pretend? Will RSAs rule the day? Or, will we see more traditional in-court restructurings? What will this new environment look like?
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