Restructuring
Restructuring is a significant change to a company's operations, balance sheet or ownership, often in response to financial pressure.
Why It Matters
It reallocates losses between lenders, shareholders and employees, and the order in which they are taken is set by contracts written years earlier.
Related Terms
- Corporate TransformationCorporate transformation is a deliberate, wide-ranging change to how a company operates: its structure, its cost base, its systems and often its leadership.
- Credit RiskCredit risk is the risk that a borrower fails to pay interest or repay principal as agreed.
- Carve OutA carve-out is the sale of a division or business unit to another company or an investor, separated from its parent.
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