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Wall Road giants rent attorneys in Thames Water debt battle

By Editorial Board Published November 10, 2024 2 Min Read
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Wall Road giants rent attorneys in Thames Water debt battle

A pair of Wall Road banking giants have employed attorneys to characterize them within the escalating battle for the way forward for Thames Water.

The scale of the 2 banks’ place was unclear on Sunday, though one supply stated it was not materials to the corporate’s general debt mountain of greater than £16bn.

A supply near Thames Water stated the swap devices have been a standard element of the monetary construction of a significant utility.

The swaps are understood to rank forward of the claims of different creditor lessons in an insolvency occasion.

A military of bankers and attorneys has been assembled to work for quite a few stakeholders as Thames Water fights for survival as a solvent, privately owned firm.

In latest days, a bunch of sophistication B debtholders has submitted a totally underwritten proposal to supply £3bn in emergency financing to the corporate.

That deal has been tabled as an alternative choice to a costlier financing plan provided by a bigger syndicate of A bondholders.

The category B group is pushing for an extension deadline of Monday set by the rival consortium, with the category A proposal already having been endorsed by the corporate.

Thames Water, which has about 16 million clients, is scrambling to avert the specter of insolvency and non permanent nationalisation because it seeks a compromise from Ofwat, the business regulator, over its spending plans for the subsequent 5 years.

The corporate’s shareholders have already deserted plans to inject billions of kilos into it, describing it as uninvestible.

JP Morgan declined to remark, whereas Financial institution of America didn’t reply to a request for remark.

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