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How to Keep the Bankers and Investors on Your Side During a Recession

It’s important to communicate to your banker and investors that you have a handle on the issues facing your company — but that you need their support.
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Saving Midmarket, Closely Held Companies With Traditional Workouts

If we treat the pending aftermath of the pandemic on businesses in the standard manner, a huge number of them are going to be forever shut down.
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7.7% of U.S. Mortgages Now in Forbearance

Homeowners continue to take advantage of government and bank mortgage forbearance programs amid the coronavirus crisis.
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Fed Study Questions Paycheck Protection Loans

Fed economists said there was actually a negative correlation between COVID-19 cases per capita and the share of small firms getting PPP funding.
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Hertz Reaches Forbearance Deal With Lenders

The rental car company has until May 22 to negotiate a financing strategy.
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Retailers: Your Lenders Are Watching You

The key to survival in a recession is to anticipate a lender’s every move and every question.
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Fed Expands Main Street Lending Program

The new program widens the pool of applicants and adds loan types.
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AICPA Calls for Federal Loans Backed by Accounts Receivables

The recommended lending facility would provide loans to small businesses that pledge their future receivables.
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Not Every Financially Distressed Company Should Turn to Chapter 11

Financially distressed companies will find that Chapter 11 can be expensive, slow, and involve lots of oversight and reporting requirements.
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SBA Clarifies PPP Loan Guidelines Amid Uproar

New guidance from the SBA comes after a public outcry over large companies receiving hundreds of millions of dollars in loans.
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Redefining ‘Extraordinary Circumstances’ in the Wake of COVID-19

For the “second phase” of the response to the pandemic, the question is whether business and financial counterparties will equally share the risk of loss.
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Why Shake Shack is Returning $10M Government Loan

The burger chain has faced operating losses of over $1.5 million each week amid the COVID-19 lockdown.
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