Distressed commercial real estate debt climbed to a 10-year high last quarter. Total distressed debt hit $80 billion, though there are $216 billion of potentially distressed properties. There's around ...

Distressed debt is debt that belongs to companies or government entities that are struggling financially. These entities may be in bankruptcy or in danger of having to file bankruptcy because their ...

From a U.S. bankruptcy perspective, distressed debt investing is often based on two fundamental principles in the bankruptcy system: 1) a secured creditor is entitled to the value of its collateral in ...

Worn-in clothing projects a life well lived. Every fade, scuff and rip is a memento of an active existence. For years, brands have tried to capture this essence by pre-distressing garments. Jeans are ...

The current COVID-19 pandemic is causing an unprecedented negative impact on businesses around the globe in nearly every sector of the economy. Both the US Government as well as Foreign Governments ...

Over the past year, the distressed subset of the Morningstar US High-Yield Index presented investors with first growing, and then later diminishing, investing opportunities. While the high-yield bond ...

Chronically distressed properties lost more than $7,000 in total home equity on average while cycling in and out of foreclosure, according to an Auction.com analysis of more than 80,000 properties ...

While the United States has experienced a strong economy for most of the past decade, companies and investors that purchased businesses have been focused on improving upon already successful ...

Driving change is not always possible. The conventional wisdom regarding distressed credit investing is that the complex negotiations and fast pace of transactions at companies under duress thwart ...

With Charlie Munger’s passing late last year, we were reminded how he transformed Warren Buffett’s investing philosophy from buying fair companies at wonderful prices to buying wonderful companies at ...

Significant purpose of leveraged loans are leveraged buyouts, often by private equity firms. What really concerns me is that to avoid defaulting, these distressed rated private equity backed companies ...