Tuesday, January 03, 2023 10:16:20 PM
Outside of receivership, what mechanism is there to wipe the juniors?
In fact, what mechanism (again outside of receivership) is there to force the juniors to take a haircut?
A bankruptcy filing. Treasury owns the entire liquidation preference and they dictate.
Agreed. If the commons are worth anything at all post-restructuring, the juniors should be money good.
Not necessarily. I have seen instances in which common and preferred split 50/50 post bankruptcy any value gifted by the debt holders/ senior interests.
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