McKinsey & Co. disclosed its business-related connections to more than 2,000 parties in Puerto Rico’s bankruptcy proceedings, meeting a court-imposed deadline to comply with a new disclosure law incited by the consulting firm’s wide-reaching businesses.

Armstrong Flooring Inc. paid its top executives $4.8 million just before filing bankruptcy, a move that was questioned by lenders.

O-I Glass’s bankrupt unit won court approval of its plan to create a $610 million trust to resolve decades-old asbestos litigation.

Peru’s state-run oil company has begun the process of negotiating with creditors to delay the release of a key financial statement in a bid to avoid a default before the end of the month.

One of the largest creditors of Ronald Perelman’s Vericast Corp. has submitted a $2.85 billion bid to acquire the company.

Below are potentially significant dates of interest to distressed-debt investors in North and South America. Exela Technologies faces demands on its cash. Diebold Nixdorf brings in advisers.

Cosmetics accessories company PH Beauty Holdings I Inc. spent up to rebuild its inventory last year, leaving it with “pressured liquidity” and an unsustainable capital structure, according to S&P Global Ratings.