Understanding the Stages of Financial Distress
Odinbrook has launched a new tool to help companies assess their financial health and plan accordingly.
Odinbrook has launched a new tool to help companies assess their financial health and plan accordingly.
While successful strategies executed by struggling organizations are celebrated by Wall Street, failures can leave companies uncertain about their next steps.
A common issue today is that companies begin to address financial challenges too late, or that their strategy isn’t aligned with the degree of distress.
Spooky threats are lurking everywhere. Even some iconic companies are facing serious challenges.
When a company acknowledges the necessity of a balance sheet restructuring, people often ask, “Can a restructuring be completed without an in-court bankruptcy”?
If the Fed announces next week that they decided to cut interest rates, how much might this help companies already on the ARC list?
A key consideration in overcoming challenges is pairing the strategy with the problem.
Companies often encounter challenges, including temporary issues like fluctuating energy prices and disruptions from weather or strikes.
ARC’s have increased for the third week in a row as the market adjusts to a higher, longer interest rate environment.
Distress can come from the cumulative effect of less-than anticipated cash flow. The first miss is ignored, then repeats and perhaps is slightly larger. Eventually, the cumulative impact presents a credible threat.