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Inside this issue
• The Chapter 11 filing of General Motors highlights some new methods used to stay solvent
• Asia’s heterogeneity extends to the provision of turnround practices
• Pension deficits can impede a successful corporate restructuring - -
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Help at hand for those in need
The credit crisis has transformed the way restructurings are implemented, writes Anousha Sakoui
US: Starting a new Chapter is harder in crisis
Sources of finance to support companies through a bankruptcy filing are drying up, says Anousha Sakoui
Asia: Debt load leaves trail of problems
There is work across the region for turnround specialists – in spite of relatively strong growth, writes Sundeep Tucker
Continental Europe: Distressed groups put new laws to the test
Anousha Sakoui on the schemes put in place to help companies survive the downturn
Eurotunnel: Complex case foreshadows issues for lenders in current financial crisis
Anousha Sakoui on a stiff test for France’s new insolvency regime
UK: Boutiques, banks and Big Four vie for work
Ross Tieman outlines a sophisticated range of restructuring advisory services
Interim managers: Rescue remedy achieves global acceptance
Ross Tieman on the benefits of bringing in a new short-term leader
Pension fund deficits: A hole new ball game for workers
Rod Newing on a thorny issue that can impede a successful restructuring
