The hardest part of the job is by far to decipher those convoluted descriptions on corporate websites to understand what these companies actually do

Italian wine makers have already been grappling with a changing climate and changing tastes. A spike in borrowing costs makes their lives even more difficult. With @antoniovanuzzo, we look at the state of the sector https://t.co/PU5o10XcG3

Secured creditors of Altice such as BlackRock are readying a counterproposal to the company’s plan to reduce its €24.4 billion debt pile

And why not dabble in levfin too: Goldman Sachs wholly underwrote the bridge financing for Almaviva's latest US acquisition. https://t.co/uWIFm1trcA

In other news, the support for Intrum's debt restructuring is slowly growing. I see the 2027 bonds up 4 points this morning! https://t.co/amgnBEZosa

Earlier, we had another The Brink issue focused instead on unrestricted subs and their growing popularity amongst European borrowers, which had previously been a bit hesitant. Always keen to look at more aggressive LME-style plays so do reach out to chat!

Over the weekend, we also had a timely issue of the Brink focused on Thames Water, and how a group of its creditors is looking to move proactively and not sit on the sidelines. With @ronanmartin97 https://t.co/JUK3AtkdLU

Have been posting a little bit less on here but doing some catching up - Hurtigruten gets some emergency funding from some of its lenders as the company remains in talks over its debt structure https://t.co/jabuSwc0y0

A group of creditors to Thames Water that hold about £10 billion of the debt will start work on their own proposal to rescue the beleaguered UK utility firm and avoid a prolonged special administration or nationalization https://t.co/I21ej36t3K with @gmorpurgo

Stonegate's CDS prices have plunged as investors fear a debt refinancing last week might have rendered them effectively worthless.

More details of Thames Water debt trading, who sold at and which cost, with @lauralevfinance & @ManySundays

The maker of the bags 🛍️ of my middle school years is starting debt talks with creditor banks. For all details on the situation, the numbers and the advisers involved read on @TheTerminal. With @antoniovanuzzo

Then bag maker Furla entered formal debt restructuring talks, with new advisers and €25 million committed by its owning family. Edits by @neilrchatterjee

Right so this week has been quite busy on the Italian distressed front. First, @LibbyCherry98 & @ssirletti had an exclusive on the Bauer hotel in Venice and its potential new owner https://t.co/KxD797TpPL

Thames Water's trading activity is heating up.. With @lauralevfinance https://t.co/py5hyzwuJ9

Exclusive: Boohoo lenders hire advisers for crucial debt talks as online fashion retailer attempts to thrash out a deal ahead of a debt deadline. Boohoo has hired Rothschild to advise. With @gmorpurgo + @ManySundays and @DeirdreHipwell

Thames Water is scrambling to avoid massive fines after its debt was cut to junk by Moody's today. Story with @gmorpurgo and Abhinav Ramnarayan

The UK's largest pub operator is nearing a deal with its creditors which will see owner TDR Capital inject around £200 million in the company to slash some debt. An agreement could be reached as early as this week - team effort at @business https://t.co/vCOWfD15SK

After several injections in the past 3 years to turn around the company, TDR Capital risks losing control of 🇳🇴🚢Hurtigruten if it doesn't manage to refinance a bond by the end of August. With @irenegperez https://t.co/oEuMfDTGDZ

German landlord Demire says four of its subsidiaries are to file for insolvency after failing to pay back a loan. Via @business https://t.co/xj85yCyAk0