Companies piling on debt to get through the pandemic may end up starting a bankruptcy wave in the second quarter next year if Covid-19 drags on, says
“Companies that have historically been able to raise liquidity won’t be able to continue to withstand the operating and liquidity pressures of an extended pandemic,”
After a recent slowdown in filings by large U.S. companies, Mendelsohn predicts a spike in bankruptcies in the second through fourth quarters of next year, with malls and retailers among ...