Corporate-finance teams are preparing for some late nights in Bangkok as they try to sort out the mess surrounding Thailand’s corporate Eurobond issuers. In a movement akin to plate spinning, bankers are working on delicate negotiations over existing defaults while keeping an eye out for the next hapless issuer about to hit the floor.
Faced with interest payments which have doubled in baht terms as a result of the baht’s depreciation, as well as a cashflow dry-up, a number of Thai issuers are facing the stark choice of restructuring or break-up.
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