The phrase "adjusted debt" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in financial contexts to refer to debt that has been modified or recalculated based on certain criteria or adjustments.
Example: "The company's adjusted debt levels indicate a stronger financial position after the recent restructuring."
Alternatives: "modified debt" or "revised debt".
But after Mr Paniagua mused about "adjusting" debt payments to Peru's "economic and social capacity", Mr Silva had to hurry to explain.
As for Severn Trent - where RBC's corporate division was an advisor to the failed LongRiver bidding consortium - Musk said the two sides should have tried to come to an agreement: The recently rejected £22 conditional offer by LongRiver represented a 37% premium to Severn's 204 regulatory capital value, or 27% were we not to adjust debt to reflect its fair value.
She also pulls together many of the best proposals out there - some advanced by Sen. Elizabeth Warren - to help people who are struggling to pay off their student loans by renegotiating interest rates and by adjusting debt payments to match people's incomes.
One important measure, he said, is the estimated cost to replace the company's physical and intangible assets compared with its capitalization adjusted for debt.
This financing policy combines a target leverage ratio (l_t) with a certain refinancing policy and maturity structure: refinancing debt every k periods the firm adjusts the debt level according to the then prevailing market value of the firm.
However, I would caution that Moody's does not adjust these debt numbers according to whether they are held by bail-in creditors – i.e., entities on which the F.D.I.C. would actually be willing to impose losses.
The firm is adjusting its debt level every period according to the realized firm value.
The firm's financing policy is to adjust the debt level every (k=2) years.
In the corporate finance literature, there has been a long debate around the question if at all, and if so how frequently firms adjust their debt level and/or capital structure towards changes in firm value.
