Corporate Finance

Restructurings become more difficult as creditors seek not to keep the company going, but to enhance their own returns.

Execs have learned which words to say—and which to not say—to receive a favorable rating from the new AI tools.

Federal Reserve and FSB signal March runs on money funds may suggest closer regulation is needed for corporate liquidity vehicles.

Risk of trade clashes grows as United States prepares tariffs on countries that levy DSTs on U.S.-based tech companies.

"You entered the pandemic with dozens of U.S. high-grade companies carrying around $1 trillion of debt in aggregate, pledging to pay down debt or grow their way into lower leverage." That's going to be hard in this economy.

The fund giant cited is closing the funds because there aren't enough "munis" markets in the MMFs' targeted states.

John Hancock study examines participants' behavior, especially in regard to TDFs.

The agency voted to raise the thresholds required for shareholders to submit proxy proposals.