PJT Partners Deck
What is DIP financing, and why would anyone lend money to a company that just filed for bankruptcy?
Model answer
Debtor-in-possession financing is a new loan made to a company operating in Chapter 11, used to fund operations and the case itself. Lenders line up for it because the Bankruptcy Code makes it…
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