Inflation is here and seems far from “transitory.” Given this, where is the restructuring industry headed? Which sectors are predicted to feel the pain next, and what are governments doing in response to inflationary prices? This episode discusses the impact of inflation on distress as seen from the perspective of a businessperson. It also explores the challenging role of the restructuring advisor—the person seated next to the C-suite managers at a time of stress and distress.
We speak with Mohsin Meghji, managing partner of M3 Partners, LP, a corporate advisory firm experienced in providing financial and operational restructuring. M3 has represented debtors, creditors and equity holders in some of the most complex and contentious restructurings and bankruptcies, including Sanchez Energy, Neiman Marcus, Barneys New York, and Seadrill Partners.
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What We Discussed in This Episode:
- The unique challenges of being a chief restructuring advisor, or CRO, in today’s economic environment
- How companies are weathering the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, and how economic policy is helping or hurting
- The increasing rate of inflation and the ability of companies to raise prices as they encounter increasing costs
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