Libby Cherry is a Credit Reporter at various esteemed financial publications. She specializes in areas such as finance, trading, retail, e-commerce, and commodities, focusing on global markets and international finance. Libby’s work has been featured in notable outlets including BQ Prime, Yahoo Finance, Fortune, and Bloomberg Law, among others.
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Libby Cherry's coverage primarily focuses on the real estate industry and finance topics, with a specific emphasis on insolvency, property restructuring, and financial dealings of companies such as Signa. Given this focus, she is likely to be responsive to sources providing expert analysis or insider insights into these areas.
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By: Mark Schroers, Libby Cherry
EZB-Direktorin Isabel Schnabel hat trotz des vorläufigen Friedensabkommens zwischen den USA und dem Iran und der damit verbundenen Wiederöffnung der Straße von Hormus vor stärkerem Inflationsdruck als erwartet gewarnt.
The erstwhile creditors of Accell Group are preparing to offload the Dutch bike manufacturer, which they took ownership of via a debt restructuring this year.
German online car-parts retailer Autodoc Holding SE is raising €530 million ($606 million) in debt financing to help it buy back a minority stake held by Apollo Global Management Inc.
By: Giulia Morpurgo, Libby Cherry
Unpopular LME deals give way to “lender education” discussions
By: Eleanor Duncan, Libby Cherry
(Bloomberg) -- Data center developer PolarDC Group Ltd. discovered an unlikely source of cash for its AI ambitions back in May: the Nordic high-yield bond market.
By: Arno Schuetze, Libby Cherry
Creditors to Varta AG are poised to take control of a key unit of the struggling German battery-maker after failing to reach a deal that would salvage the entire company.
By: Irene Garcia Perez, Libby Cherry
A bondholder group is set to take over Pfleiderer, the struggling wood-paneling company backed by Strategic Value Partners, despite the firm raising fresh debt just eight months ago.
Accell Group Holding BV, the bike maker whose €1.6 billion ($1.9 billion) buyout by KKR & Co. epitomized pandemic lockdown bets, has sought court protection in the Netherlands after running out of cash to pay its debts.
The firm’s bold bet on two manufacturers fell victim to a rough economic backdrop
By: Aaron Eglitis, Libby Cherry
Air Baltic Corp has outlined a plan to turn around the ailing business by cutting costs and swapping much of its existing bond for equity.
