easy · Corporate Credit Analysis distressed

Jupiter Systems is struggling with its debt load. To avoid a formal bankruptcy filing, it offers its bondholders an exchange: the old bonds will be replaced with new ones that have a five-year maturity extension and a 2% lower coupon.

How would a rating agency most likely classify this event?

  1. Voluntary Refinancing
  2. Distressed Debt Exchange (Default)
  3. Technical Default
  4. Covenant Waiver

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