Soma Biswas is a Special Writer at WSJBankruptcy, focusing on distressed investors. With a background in finance and journalism, Soma covers bankruptcy cases, legal disputes, and financial struggles faced by companies. Her work has been featured in The Wall Street Journal, Yahoo Finance, and Financial News.
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Soma Biswas's coverage heavily focuses on financial and legal aspects of corporate activities, such as bankruptcy filings, business restructuring, and legal policy regulation. She seems to have a national focus on the United States.
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By: Alexander Gladstone, Soma Biswas
The e-commerce startup has been working with retail turnaround adviser Holly Etlin
The company expects to distribute more liquid crypto to customers under the revised plan
By: Soma Biswas, Becky Yerak
So far, about 30 public companies have named the federal legislation that took effect in 2022 as a potential risk
By: Soma Biswas
The New York company defaulted within months of taking on debt to buy marketing agency Converge Direct last year
Anagram will be owned by Neuberger Berman, Littlejohn and other bondholders.
By: Soma Biswas
The U.S. Supreme Court review of Purdue Pharma’s $6 billion opioid settlement could open the door for Canada’s municipalities and First Nations to seek compensation they say has been denied them.
By: Soma Biswas
The proposed debt swap deal announced last year would push out maturities and raise fresh capital
By: Soma Biswas
Pharmaceutical company Endo International won bankruptcy court approval to start soliciting votes for a restructuring plan that would pay $600 million to government agencies and private institutions affected by the opioid epidemic.
By: Jodi Xu Klein, Alexander Gladstone, Soma Biswas
Purveyor of hospital scrubs has tapped PJT and Kirkland & Ellis to advise on debt options
By: Soma Biswas
San Francisco-based firm is working with Kirkland & Ellis and FTI Consulting to seek options to address $1.5 billion of debt.
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