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Euromoney Awards for Excellence 2009

December 2006

Distressed debt market terms: Oldspeak and newspeak

As the credit markets grow ever more sophisticated, so the language participants employ grows ever more politically correct. Euromoney translates some of the new terms in vogue in the distressed debt market back into their original forms.




Distressed debt: Clever ways to do the dumbest things ...


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