Your Virtual Credit Manager

FEBRUARY 15, 2024

Thank you for being a free subscriber to Your Virtual Credit Manager (YVCM). If you like this newsletter, get value out of it, and believe in paying people for their work, please consider a paid subscription. Here’s what you will get: Expert guidance on a wide range of credit and collection topics, all geared towards small businesses that extend credit to other businesses Advice that will help you hone your accounts receivable management skills and maximize cash flow The ability to share c

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Due

FEBRUARY 15, 2024

In the age of fast fashion, instant gratification, and ever-expanding credit cards , remembering our grandparents’ simple ways can seem quaint. For one, Grandma didn’t even own a credit card; only a few cards from specific retail outlets were available. It wasn’t until about 1995 that the credit cards we know now became widely available.

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Accounting Department

FEBRUARY 15, 2024

For a business, becoming a government contractor can open doors to a sea of lucrative opportunities – but these waters run deep with regulations, especially those set by the Defense Contract Audit Agency (DCAA). A critical cog in the machinery that is the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD), DCAA ensures that taxpayer dollars are used efficiently and effectively in the acquisition of defense-related goods and services.

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Plooto

FEBRUARY 15, 2024

What is accounts receivable and accounts payable? Find out why having good control over both is crucial for your business to have a smooth cash flow.

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Loomis Sayles Credit Research

FEBRUARY 15, 2024

1. In August 2023, you talked about the demand void left in the agency MBS market after some of its largest buyers moved to the sidelines. Do you expect agency MBS demand concerns to linger in 2024? We see potential for the technical backdrop to improve in the agency MBS market. Demand could come from a variety of different buyers, including banks, money managers and non-US buyers.

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Reorg Blog

FEBRUARY 15, 2024

Will Altice France cut its debt by €4 billion by the August deadline management set in 2023? While reports of its XpFibre unit attracting bids from infrastructure funds bodes well for the French telecommunication company’s aim of slashing its €24 billion plus debt stack, a transaction of this size may take longer to close. Moreover, though we believe the XpFibre business could fetch a enterprise value/EBITDA multiple between 15x to 20x, and could on its own potentially cover most of the €4 billi

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Reorg Blog

FEBRUARY 15, 2024

The post Legal Analysis: U.S. Court Provides COMI Guidance With Ch. 15 Recognition of Sunac’s Hong Kong Scheme Despite Primary Operating Business in Mainland China; Focus on Debtor’s Decision Making ‘Nerve Center,’ Location Conducting ‘Regular Business’ appeared first on Reorg.

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Reorg Blog

FEBRUARY 15, 2024

Sunac China Holdings Ltd., or Sunac’s Hong Kong scheme of arrangement has been afforded chapter 15 recognition by the U.S.

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