BTI v Sequana ruling shrinks opportunity for UK distressed debt investors

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BTI v Sequana ruling shrinks opportunity for UK distressed debt investors

Lucy Frost
October 24, 2022
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The ruling has wide implications for the large number of firms facing insolvency as a result of the ending of Covid support and broader economic difficulties

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News analysisRestructuring and InsolvencyCorporateUnited Kingdom
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Lucy Frost
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Lucy graduated from Oxford University and completed an NCTJ Diploma in Multimedia Journalism while interning at the Financial Times. She covers a wide range of areas including regulation, M&A and ESG. With a background in sustainability and financial journalism, she is particularly interested in the role of the private sector in the transition to net-zero.
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