corporate debt restructuring

Corporate debt restructuring refers to the process of modifying and adjusting a company's existing debt obligations, typically with the aim of helping the company overcome financial difficulties and improve its overall financial health. This may involve negotiating with creditors to alter loan terms, such as interest rates or payment schedules, and sometimes may involve partial forgiveness or conversion of debt into equity. The goal of corporate debt restructuring is to provide relief to the company in order to sustain its operations and avoid bankruptcy.

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