Corporate America's Transfusion
With an expected onslaught of bankruptcies, Street firms may find a new source of fee income: advising sickly companies.
October 27, 2008
With the US economy in a tailspin and financial markets paralyzed, few US companies will readily find lenders, forcing them to opt for some sort of restructuring in or out of a bankruptcy court. The workout business has not been very active since the last bankruptcy wave of 2000-2002 that came on the heels of the dotcom bubble burst. But, it promises to be a source of fees for Wall Street firms that have seen some important sources of revenue falter amid the credit crisis.
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