A distressed exchange is a debt restructuring tactic where a company facing financial hardship offers creditors new securities—often at a lower principal or longer maturity—in place of existing bonds. This voluntary swap helps firms avoid formal bankruptcy. Creditors benefit by potentially recovering more value than in liquidation, while issuers gain breathing room to stabilize operations.
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