Liability management transactions in most cases only delay a default for issuers seeking to avoid them altogether, according to
- Borrowers looking to raise their credit profile face varying challenges, the company said in an emailed statement, after analyzing 30 LMTs from distressed issuers with ratings at or below CCC+ at the time of the transactions
- Hurdles include secular pressures, idiosyncratic business challenges and unsustainable capital structures, the company said in an emailed statement
- “LMTs can materially impact recoveries when issuers subsequently default, depending on lenders’ ability to participate in the new debt,” Fitch analysts Lyuba Petrova and ...
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