There are mainly two methods in Financial Restructuring.
- Debt restructuring
- Reduction of interest rates
- Extension of repayment period
- Debt for equity swaps (old money)
- Existing loans are swapped to equity stakes in the distressed company – lenders become shareholders.
- When firms want to increase or decrease debt-equity ratio
- No immediate liquidity effect – reduction of interest expenses.
- Results – increase of equity, reduction in long term debts.
- Haircut (old money)
- Lenders partly waive their claims.
- Reduce principal or interest or combination of both.
- Issue of callable bonds
- Shifting of debt
- Private to public or vice-versa
- One time settlement – debt reduction
- Earlier repayment of debt when there is excess cash flow.
- Equity restructuring
- Buy back of the share
- Shareholders get an exit opportunity at a premium price, while the company gets an opportunity to reduce its equity and capital liability.
- Redemption of preference share
- Fresh issue of share (fresh money)
- For growth financing or debt repayment
- Issue of bonus share
- Sale of non operating assets
- Increasing par value of share
- Consolidation of shares – reducing the number of shares (increasing par value)
- Buy back of the share
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