The bondholders’ concerns are driven by Hertz’s weak performance and recent financial maneuvers, despite the company’s claims of being sufficiently capitalized. A federal appeals court recently ruled that Hertz must pay bondholders interest related to its 2020 bankruptcy, but the company has vowed to appeal the decision.
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