Best Books for Financial Restructuring

Hi Everyone,

I was wondering what people would recommend as the best books to understand financial restructuring. I have had no experience in restructuring, so please suggest anything with a beginner in mind.

Thanks!

 
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When I was going through restructuring interviews, one analyst recommended "The Vulture Investors" - never read it so I can't comment on the usefulness.

Very good book, not as great for the technical aspects, but to get a good background in who distressed players are, past opportunities and situations, etc., it is top-nothc

 
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Moyers book is available in PDF if you just google it. However, I would highly suggest buying the Moyers book if you're going to buy at least one DD book - it's extremely useful. Another good option I'm currently on is "Corporate Financial Distress and Bankruptcy" by Altman

For further suggestions, just look at the reading list on: distressed-debt-investing.com

And, distresseddebtinvestorsclub.com - for distressed/ssits/event driven investment theses.

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Thanks for the additional tips. Will look into the online resources.

Can't seem to find the PDF by googling - Any chance you have it available?

 

If you do buy the Moyer book, get an international edition via abebooks.com rather than the >$100 US version. Content is the same, price is radically different. Money goes to Bezos in both cases.

Those who can, do. Those who can't, post threads about how to do it on WSO.
 

Also try Mergers, Acquisitions and Corporate Restructurings; Patrick A. Gaughan

For modeling: Investment Banking by Rosenbaum and Pearl provides step by step instruction; great if you have no modeling experience (if you buy the book, it provides links to pre-built models)

 

You can also check out Damodaran's work if your interested in the theory behind valuations etc.

Also, there are several members on here that have training files of banks. Try a search and PM them.

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art of distressed M&A is a very good resource (if you're in the US). it's set out as questions and answers enabling to skip to the questions you want to focused on without having to read a whole chapter etc.. http://www.amazon.com/Art-Distressed-Financing-Insolvent-Companies/dp/0…

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