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Meanings of consensual restructuring in English
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Usage of consensual restructuring in English
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GDB and its creditors are trying to work out a consensualrestructuring.
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A consensualrestructuring plan would be the best way to avoid litigation delays.
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GDB is also holding consensualrestructuring talks with its own creditors.
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It said the agreement is a "key milestone" in its effort to implement a consensualrestructuring.
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The key part is buying time to allow Dubai World and creditors the opportunity to come together on consensualrestructuring.
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After a protracted and complex legal dispute it reached a consensualrestructuring agreement with its creditors in May last year.
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But Carter & Carter said its lenders have now decided a " consensualrestructuring is no longer a viable option".
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The bill may include language that protects an existing consensualrestructuring deal between creditors and the power utility, PREPA, the congressional aide said.
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The board also said it favored extending some key deadlines that could give Rossello's administration more time to negotiate consensualrestructuring deals with creditors.
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The group, which includes holders of about half the outstanding bonds, is open to a consensualrestructuring of the deal or a legal action.
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Failing to reach consensualrestructuring deals could push Puerto Rico and its many debt-issuing agencies into a messy and costly bankruptcy-like process under PROMESA.
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The oversight board will have the authority to facilitate consensualrestructuring talks, or push Puerto Rico into a court-supervised process akin to U.S. bankruptcy.
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It remains to be seen whether Energy Future will have a consensualrestructuring framework in place when it files, as restructuring discussions with creditors continue.
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However, the litigation could prove largely symbolic, as sides are expected to put most of their resources into consensualrestructuring talks in the coming months.
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Puerto Rico, facing $70 billion in debt, is trying to climb out of economic crisis by reaching consensualrestructuring deals with various creditor groups.
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Consensual restructuring across language varieties