New Value follows corporate restructurings and distressed situations as case studies: what pushed a company into trouble, how the restructuring was actually carried out, who recovered what, and what each story teaches about the law and economics of financial distress. Written for anyone who wants to understand these situations clearly, without the jargon getting in the way.
Single companies, followed closely. Each piece traces one restructuring from the first signs of distress through to how the value was ultimately divided.
The core concepts — priority, cramdown, liability management, valuation — explained in clear terms, so the case studies make sense whether or not you have a finance background.
Restructuring is where law, finance, and hard negotiation collide. These stories show how those forces actually play out when a company's survival is on the line.
When a company files, creditors are supposed to be paid before owners keep anything. So how do owners sometimes hold onto a stake? A look at one of the most contested doctrines in restructuring.
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