PJT Partners Deck
Out-of-court restructuring versus Chapter 11 — walk through the tradeoffs an advisor weighs.
Model answer
Out-of-court (exchange offers, amend-and-extend, new money deals) is faster, cheaper, quieter, and less damaging to the business — no court process, lower professional fees, less customer and…
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