Sentence examples for restructuring scheme from inspiring English sources

Under a company voluntary arrangement (CVA), a controversial type of restructuring scheme, a further 166 stores would continue to trade as normal, including Austin Reed's flagship store on Regent Street in London.

Across 67 pages, it outlined the same kind of tax restructuring scheme used for Chiswick Park.

See articleCommunications breakdownThe row over Telecom Italia's restructuring scheme intensified when the company's chairman resigned in apparent protest at government meddling.

An official package of $22 billion was assembled, on condition that the Russians undertake major tax reforms; and a voluntary debt restructuring scheme for GKO holders to switch to longer-term dollar obligations was introduced.The take-up of this offer was, however, small.

"The financial restructuring scheme finalised in February 2000 is a complex agreement, lasting over 30 years, which was subject to detailed scrutiny over many months by professional advisers before the arrangements were endorsed by the University Council as the best way forward.

The High Court in London sanctioned DTEK's restructuring scheme plan on April 27, 2015 in a ruling calling to mind the landmark Apcoa Parking case last year.

And the country's debt-ridden companies should on the whole be selling equity, not buying it.Banks are also raising their stakes in their most troubled borrowers, via debt-for-equity swaps, in return for tepid restructuring schemes.

Once the European Commission forced the German government to extend its offer of aid to other restructuring schemes, GM decided against the wishes of Mr Henderson to pull out and attempt to revive Opel/Vauxhall itself.

The restructuring plan had been skewed by the German government's desire to preserve German jobs, even at the expense of more efficient workers elsewhere.Once the European Commission forced the German government to extend its offer of aid to other restructuring schemes, GM decided against the wishes of Mr Henderson to pull out and attempt to revive Opel/Vauxhall itself.

This may be the hardest part, as "moral concerns" in some countries may oppose workable debt restructuring schemes – but it would not be impossible either.

Europe is moving to adopt a legal debt-restructuring scheme for bonds issued after 2013 modeled after the I.M.F.'s own unsuccessful sovereign debt restructuring mechanism.