Law360, New York (January 25, 2012, 9:01 PM ET) -- Private equity firms that kept lenders at bay during the recession now have to reckon with a massive wall of debt that is coming due, but that alone is unlikely to cause a rash of restructurings among portfolio companies, attorneys say.
While portfolio companies are saddled with hundreds of billions of dollars in maturing debts, with some $20 billion reportedly due by mid-2013, in all likelihood the healthy businesses will be able to score refinancings or otherwise ride out the prophesied wave of restructurings.
“While there...
Private Equity Can Clear Feared Wall Of Debt: Experts
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