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Lyondell surge gives hope on recoveries
16 years ago
Lyondell surge gives hope on recoveries -
Insolvency forum-shopping brings uncertainty for creditors
16 years ago
Insolvency forum-shopping brings uncertainty for creditors -
Default tally grows more slowly
16 years ago
Default tally grows more slowly -
UK plans to foster DIP-style lending
16 years ago
UK plans to foster DIP-style lending -
New global default rate measure shows negligible corporate defaults
16 years ago
New global default rate measure shows negligible corporate defaults -
European companies look to reduce debt
16 years ago
European companies look to reduce debt -
Lenders fear growth of predatory DIPs
16 years ago
Lenders fear growth of predatory DIPs -
Bond investors say DIP investor has snatched foam maker
16 years ago
Bond investors say DIP investor has snatched foam maker -
Protection sellers fight paper company credit trigger
16 years ago
Protection sellers fight paper company credit trigger -
Distress spreads in Europe
16 years ago
Distress spreads in Europe -
Analysts raise default predictions
16 years ago
Analysts raise default predictions -
Distressed buyers make gains on financial bonds
16 years ago
Distressed buyers make gains on financial bonds -
Telecoms and retail dominate defaults
16 years ago
The total defaulted debt in February was nearly $21.3 billion. This compares to January's total of $14 billion after the defaults of Qimonda, Smurfit-Stone and Contech late in the month. So far in 2009, telecoms and retail have seen the largest total defaults. At the time of going to press, the largest default in February was that of retailer Spectrum Brands, which filed for chapter 11 on 3 February, with $4.4 billion outstanding. -
Borrowers pay rising price for covenant waivers
16 years ago
Borrowers pay rising price for covenant waivers -
Loan and bond holders at odds on LyondellBasell payment
17 years ago
A coupon payment on plastics and chemicals manufacturer LyondellBasell's European high-yield bond, scheduled for 15 February, is attracting the close attention of a wide range of debt market participants. Lyondell Chemical filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy on 7 January, and may set the tone for future messy credit events in which complex global companies become distressed. A total of 79 entities were listed as part of the US bankruptcy filing, of which one was an international subsidiary, Basell Germany Holdings. -
Debt holders split on foam maker’s loans
17 years ago
Debt holders split on foam maker’s loans -
Defaults spread to telecoms and IT
17 years ago
Defaults spread to telecoms and IT -
Auctions set to cause loan settlement strain
17 years ago
Auctions set to cause loan settlement strain -
Ineos sets path for future European covenant talks
17 years ago
Ineos sets path for future European covenant talks -
Investors target older vintage CDOs of ABS
17 years ago
Investors target older vintage CDOs of ABS -
Ecuador default adds to rising tally of credit events
17 years ago
Ecuador default adds to rising tally of credit events -
Corporate defaults increase further
17 years ago
Corporate defaults increase further -
Distressed funds find large volumes of discounted CDOs
17 years ago
Distressed funds find large volumes of discounted CDOs -
Borrowers rush to alter loan terms
17 years ago
Borrowers rush to alter loan terms -
Junk bond issue will crystallise losses on jumbo buy-out loan
17 years ago
Junk bond issue will crystallise losses on jumbo buy-out loan
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