The Canadian stores will remain open, and the profits will remain in Canada and reinvested in the business instead of being extracted out by its U.S. parent in order to
pay debtholders.
Not exact matches
FriendFinder Networks Inc. intends to use the net proceeds of the public offering to redeem a portion of its outstanding senior secured indebtedness and to
pay waiver fees to certain
debtholders.
I'll throw this out as my next prediction in this space: they both go into conservation, and in runoff, claimants get
paid off, senior
debtholders get nicked, subordinated
debtholders lose a lot, and the equity is a zonk.
With forbearance, responsibility for
paying accruing interest continues but
debtholders will have their monthly loan payments either temporarily reduced or suspended due to certain financial hardships.
In other words, these
debtholders have problems
paying back their loans.
After senior creditors have been
paid, subordinated
debtholders will receive payment if anything is left.
Debt is cheaper than equity, given
debtholders are
paid first in the hierarchy of a hypothetical liquidation bankruptcy scenario.