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I've heard "workout" used to refer to deals gone south (esp. loans where one party can't pay up) etc. while Restructuring is a whole business line.

 

Also interested. Thanks.

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Do you think it's a better move to go to a CRG and then try to move into distressed investing?

I do. Workout groups are not known to be helpful, creative or patient. Therefore, you have a mentality mismatch that develops.

On the plus side, your experience in the bankruptcy and understanding of credit docs is a good selling point.

 

Totally depends on bank. For example, advisers in London like working with RBS on the creditor side as they are regarded as good, experienced and purport to have exit opps.

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