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Dorothy Ma's coverage predominantly focuses on the real estate industry, finance, and economy with a specific emphasis on developments related to Chinese builders and court cases in Hong Kong. Her interest is notably inclined towards investment analysis backed by data.
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By: Irene Garcia Perez, Dorothy Ma
Die US-Sparte für Distressed-Produkte der Deutschen Bank hat ihren Nettogewinn im ersten Quartal mehr als verdoppelt. Ein wesentlicher Treiber waren Wetten gegen Anleihen von Softwareunternehmen, wie mit der Angelegenheit vertraute Personen sagten.
By: Dorothy Ma, Reshmi Basu
Centerbridge Partners-backed KIK Custom Products reported a 50% drop in fourth quarter earnings compared to a year earlier, in part as production facility inefficiencies resulted in lower volumes and higher costs for the maker of household cleaning products.
By: Dorothy Ma, Mark Chediak
Freedom Forever, a once thriving residential solar installer, joins a growing list of bankruptcies as distress in the US clean energy sector deepens under an unfriendly Trump administration and hopes for buyouts fade.
Direct lenders including Blackstone Inc. and KKR & Co. are set to take control of struggling dental business Affordable Care and slash about 70% of the debt as part of a restructuring agreement, according to a person familiar with the matter.
About a quarter of companies that go through a distressed exchange event end up in so-called “hard defaults” such as bankruptcy or a missed payment, according to a Moody’s Analytics report.
Surging memory costs are pushing action-camera maker GoPro Inc. to the brink. The company, founded by Nicholas Woodman, warned of risks to its ability to continue as a going concern and is seeking financing to avert a default, according to a latest filing.
By: Dorothy Ma, Irene Garcia Perez
Private credit is set to face higher losses in the coming years just as the industry runs through its first full cycle.
Rackspace Technology Inc., a cloud-computing services company backed by Apollo Global Management Inc., saw its $1.6 billion loan jump after it signed a data center deal with Advanced Micro Devices Inc., extending a rally in debt that had traded at deeply distressed levels just two months ago.
Xerox Holdings Corp. sold tariff refund claims at a discount to raise cash and reduce its debt load last quarter, as it looks to address its hefty maturities over the next three years.
By: Dorothy Ma, Giovanna Bellotti Azevedo
Mexico’s Braskem Idesa SAPI, a joint venture between Brazil’s Braskem SA and the conglomerate of Mexican tycoon Carlos Slim, has filed for bankruptcy protection as mounting financial strain and a worsening liquidity crunch weigh on the company.
