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ARTICLE · 18 MAY 2022

Latitude: Ogier's Restructuring And Corporate Recovery Digest, May 2022

With a sharp global increase in energy costs, localised inflation at record highs and interest rates trying to offer some counterbalance to the soaring costs of living driven by the...

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With a sharp global increase in energy costs, localised inflation at record highs and interest rates trying to offer some counterbalance to the soaring costs of living driven by the increases in prices of goods and services, many companies will now, literally, struggle to keep the lights on, so an increase of insolvent restructuring is inevitable to some degree.

However, emergence into the world's "new normal" during this late stage of the pandemic will see some businesses turning keener focus to long-term sustainability, good governance and management, structural rationalisation and a drive for cost efficiencies. We should see larger volumes of non-contentious restructuring as a result, whether through private equity-backed takeovers, bond or debt restructurings and/or intricate internal reorganisations, all of which we are starting to see in the market.

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