hard · Corporate Credit Analysis distressed

In a 'Defensive DIP' provided by pre-petition lenders, a 'Rollup' of pre-petition debt into the DIP is often controversial because:

  1. It requires the company to pay all of the accrued interest in cash immediately the DIP is approved
  2. It effectively immunizes the pre-petition debt from being challenged as a fraudulent transfer or preference.
  3. It allows the debtor to cancel all of its existing common stock without holding any shareholder vote
  4. It forces the company toward an outright liquidation rather than pursuing a confirmable plan of full reorganization

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