It also will complement a new insolvency law, also in the works, to help companies in financial difficulty restructure their businesses.
Moreover, difficulties of restructuring through the state-designated relocation have been heightened by the resistance from below and emerging state-firm tension.
But the difficulty of restructuring in the face of declining margins has proven tricky recently for BT, with wholesale revenues down last quarter on the back of cut-price broadband, and a decline in low-margin business.
In October, Roski, energized by A.E.G.'s difficulties, reportedly restructured his offer.
For instance, the age threshold can be set to 56 for night work and between 50 and 55 for firms in financial difficulties or in restructuring.
"The sharp rise in yields is now all about expectations of future default — restructuring — and not difficulties in financing".
On the other hand, if borrowers now in difficulty manage to draw up restructuring plans involving large debt waivers from banks, their loans could be upgraded and the banks' bad-loan provisions reduced.So if the FSA is strict on the classification of loans, the banks could look even sicker in a few months' time than they already do—unless they raise more capital now.
Fraser said the council is determined to pull the town out of financial difficulties, citing a recently approved debt restructuring plan that is projected to save Purcellville $12.5 million over the next decade.
No one should doubt the sheer difficulty, both economic and political, of restructuring the vast Chinese economy — or that U.S. domestic political interests are behind the Obama administration's demands, just as the Chinese complain.
Cindy supported her husband's second bid for the Republican presidential nomination, and she was instrumental in restructuring the campaign staff after financial difficulties threatened to end his run in the summer of 2007.
