Restructuring & Distressed
Why do distressed investors fight to identify and own the fulcrum security?
Model answer
Because the fulcrum is the security that converts into the reorganized company's equity, whoever owns it ends up owning the business and controlling the restructuring — they sit at the negotiating…
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