Every business uses and extends credit. But many are faced with uncertainties when a creditor or their own firm falls on hard financial times. How are credit losses avoided or minimized? What are the tax ramifications of your firm’s actions? How does one navigate through the maze of bankruptcy proceedings?

Expert guidance is at hand with The Credit Executive’s Guide to Business Restructuring, published by FTI. Written and edited by experts at the nation’s leading Corporate Finance consulting practice, this practical, readable text provides the answers.

From an understanding of the credit process through recognition of red flags that a client company is in trouble, credit executives are advised on the best courses of action to avoid poor credit decisions. If a firm is embroiled in a reorganization or bankruptcy process, this book lays out the knowledge needed to navigate the troubled waters of restructuring. The 300-page text includes up-to-date analysis of the pivotal 2005 legislative changes to the federal Bankruptcy Act.

About the publisher: FTI Consulting operates an industry-leading practice to advise debtors, creditors, credit committees and legal departments in the best steps to take through the life cycle of a troubled company. Editors Elliot Fuhr and Dewey Imhoff, along with writers from FTI’s broad expertise, provide decades of financial and operational experience across an array of industries.

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