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Eh not that I am a credible source, as ill be a RX analyst FT next summer, but from all the analysts and VPs I spoke to, RX is definitely picking up. When the economy does poorly and inflation is up, there is much more strain on companies to stay afloat. RX firms help with that. 

 
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Yes, next year is looking like it’s going to be one of the best for the group I’m apart of. I’ve only been in restructuring for about a year so my knowledge base is pretty lacking, but the sector we focus on (primarily healthcare) is seeing negative pressures from cost/lack of labor and general inflation, lack of stimulus following all the COVID relief, and census/admits declines that haven’t fully recovered. Expecting the consolidation of struggling regional operators to continue. Commercial banks also haven’t experienced any write downs yet, since many paused downgrades during the pandemic, so we’re anticipating seeing that part pick up at the start of the new year - I’ve heard they can be very reactionary so the movement in interest rates and additional defaults may cause them to finally take action. 
 

I would think many other industries are facing similar issues, though someone more knowledgeable than I should probably speak to that. 

 

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