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Is private credit’s next big opportunity found in impaired bank loans and “zombie funds?”

While most lenders never want to be handed the keys to a company, when a tapped-out sponsor exits and passes ownership to the lender, a series of…

In the world of corporate finance, the idea of the dual-track transaction process typically applies to three different types of transactions.

2024 is well underway, and it has become clear that construction and engineering businesses are primed for growth this year.

In this article, Configure Managing Director Jay Jacquin explores the possible consequences of seeking an out-of-court sale, presenting elements that should be carefully evaluated when analyzing the cost and benefit of the next steps for a troubled borrower.

As we begin to observe indicators hinting at a softer economic climate, common trends are emerging, impacting company cash flow across many sectors, including labor force challenges and supply chain irregularities, combined with rising interest rates approximately doubling cash interest costs for borrowers linked to floating rates.

Although many companies first evaluate out of court alternatives, Chapter 11 remains as one of the primary venues in which distressed companies can find respite […]