Restructuring & Distressed
What is an amend-and-extend (A&E), and when is it used?
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An amend-and-extend is a liability-management transaction where lenders agree to amend the credit agreement, most importantly to extend the maturity, usually in exchange for a higher coupon, fees,…
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