(Reuters) - The move comes amid rising concern over the debt of many
companies resulting from years of relatively easy credit.
Restructuring experts say a business downturn in coming months
or years would boost demand for credit and operational
restructuring services like those offered by CRG and others.
Scott Avila, one of four senior managing directors who will
lead the firm, said the primary reason for the merger was to
"broaden the breadth of services" that a combined entity could
offer customers.
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companies resulting from years of relatively easy credit.
Restructuring experts say a business downturn in coming months
or years would boost demand for credit and operational
restructuring services like those offered by CRG and others.
Scott Avila, one of four senior managing directors who will
lead the firm, said the primary reason for the merger was to
"broaden the breadth of services" that a combined entity could
offer customers.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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