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revolver: TSL GUEST COLUMN
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Bankruptcy reorganization
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/ Insolvency
/ Lenders
/ Loans
/ Turnaround management
2010
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/ Loans
/ Turnaround management
2010
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revolver: TSL GUEST COLUMN
2010
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Overview
Today, people are experiencing a prolonged period of credit stability. Often sarcastically referred to as \"extend and pretend,\" this state is the most sluggish period for the insolvency industry, because there is minimal motivation for lenders to proactively address distressed loans. According to the Administrative Office of the United States Courts, business Chapter 11 filings have been down 17% during the first six months of 2010, and large company Chapter 11 filings have been virtually nonexistent. Of the Chapter 11 cases that were filed in 2010, the majority were pre-arranged, pre-packaged, a quick sale or a straight liquidation meaning that insolvency work for that case was short-lived. The author thinks it will be at least the second quarter of 2011 before people see a real rebound in the volume of insolvency work.
Publisher
Secured Finance Network (SFNet)
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