restructurable debt
[/riːˈstrʌktʃərəbəl dɛt/]
nounpl: restructurable debts
dívida reestruturável
1. Debt that has the legal or contractual capacity to be reorganized, renegotiated, or modified in terms of payment schedule, interest rates, or other conditions without triggering immediate default
The company issued restructurable debt to provide flexibility in managing its obligations during the economic downturn.
A empresa emitiu dívida reestruturável para proporcionar flexibilidade na administração de suas obrigações durante a recessão econômica.
2. In finance and credit markets, debt instruments that contain provisions allowing creditors and debtors to mutually agree to modify terms before maturity
Restructurable debt instruments have become more common in emerging markets to reduce sovereign default risks.
Instrumentos de dívida reestruturável tornaram-se mais comuns em mercados emergentes para reduzir riscos de inadimplemento soberano.
This term is primarily used in formal financial, legal, and corporate contexts in both Brazil and Portugal. In Brazil, it gained prominence during economic crises when companies and governments needed flexibility in managing obligations. In the USA, it is commonly used in corporate restructuring, bankruptcy proceedings, and sovereign debt negotiations. The concept reflects modern financial practices allowing for more dynamic debt management rather than rigid repayment structures.
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