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Thompson Coburn says Mark Power discussed second-half restructuring trends
Thompson Coburn said partner Mark Power discussed restructuring trends for the second half of 2026 in the September issue of TMA NYC’s The Turnaround Report. The firm said Power noted that companies are increasingly using out-of-court liability management exercises rather than Chapter 11, that creditors are challenging those deals more aggressively, and that heavily leveraged companies face maturity walls, high financing costs and limited refinancing options.
Key points
- Thompson Coburn identified the publication as the September Turnaround Report.Thompson Coburn
- The firm’s notice discussed liability management exercises.Thompson Coburn
- The article contrasted those transactions with Chapter 11 proceedings.Thompson Coburn
- Thompson Coburn said Power addressed maturity pressures and refinancing challenges.Thompson Coburn