Giulia Morpurgo is a Credit Reporter at Bloomberg News. She specializes in finance and investment, focusing on alternative investments, asset management, and wealth management, while also exploring themes related to trading and commodities. Giulia's work has been featured in notable publications such as Bloomberg Law, Fortune, and The Los Angeles Times.
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Giulia Morpurgo focuses on finance, insolvency, restructuring, and debt-related topics within the real estate industry. She frequently cites data and press releases in her coverage.
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By: Giulia Morpurgo, Irene García Pérez
Spanish auto parts maker Grupo Antolin-Irausa was granted court protection for its assets in the U.S. on July 22, the latest development in an ongoing legal case to recognize the restructuring procedure it started in Spain last month.
South East Water Ltd. struck an agreement for £200 million ($266 million) of new liquidity, which will help the UK utility boost its cash coffers.
By: Giulia Morpurgo, Constantine Courcoulas
Daniel Kretinsky seeks a creditor cram-down to stay in control of Casino’s supermarkets
By: Giulia Morpurgo, Jamie Nimmo, Eliza Ronalds-Hannon, Irene Garcia Perez
Authentic Brands Group, the Reebok owner seeking to acquire some of Aston Martin Lagonda Global Holdings Plc’s intellectual property, was also among lenders that the luxury carmaker recently tapped for new funding.
By: Jess Shankleman, Joe Mayes, Giulia Morpurgo
Creditors of Thames Water have told the UK government it would cost £40 billion ($53.8 billion) more than previously thought to nationalize England’s water companies, in a bid to stop Prime Minister Andy Burnham taking extreme steps to give the public more control over the industry.
By: Giulia Morpurgo, Luca Casiraghi, Reshmi Basu
Andrea Pignataro’s financial software conglomerate ION group got a 12-month extension to repay a UBS Group AG credit line at a time when investor worries are rising over the company’s debt load and the outlook for the industry in the age of AI.
By: Constantine Courcoulas, Giulia Morpurgo
Ares Management Corp. is taking control of Toob Ltd., the struggling broadband company backed by the UK’s National Wealth Fund, according to people familiar with the matter.
By: Giulia Morpurgo, Antonio Vanuzzo
Dolce & Gabbana is seeking to raise cash using transactions outside the Italian fashion house’s day-to-day business after banks agreed to waive terms governing its debt as demand for luxury goods stays weak.
By: Giulia Morpurgo, Laura Benitez, Daniele Lepido, Irene Garcia Perez
Arini Capital Management, Silver Point Capital and King Street Capital Management are among a subset of Altice International creditors seeking better terms than other lenders in any restructuring deal with the telecom firm.
By: Giulia Morpurgo, Laura Benitez, Irene Garcia Perez
The CEO of Arini Capital Management’s US business Gavin Yates has left the firm, according to people with knowledge of the situation.
