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debt restructuring

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debt restructuring
An exchange of one or more new debt issues for outstanding debt issues that can occur when the new issues have interest rates and/or maturities that differ from those of the outstanding issues. For example, a firm might offer holders of 9% coupon bonds with 5 years to maturity a new bond with a higher-coupon rate and a 25-year maturity. Creditors having difficulty making interest and/or principal payments often restructure their debt to reduce the size of the interest payments and to extend debt maturity. Also called troubled debt restructuring. Compare restructuring.


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In addition, two consensuses on the treatment of minority interests in certain real estate investment trusts (REITs) and accounting for the conversion of a loan into a debt security in a troubled debt restructuring are summarized.
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