recapitalize
Restructure company equity
To recapitalize is to change the capital structure of a company—typically by altering the ratio of debt to equity or issuing new stock.
Companies recapitalize to stabilize finances, fend off takeovers, or prepare for major changes: The firm recapitalized after the leveraged buyout.
Banks may be forced to recapitalize when reserves fall below regulatory requirements.
Rearranging an existing framework
- equityImpartial treatment or ownership value
- debtMoney owed another
- shareholdersOwners of company stock
- bankruptcyLegal status when insolvent
leverage · merger · acquisition · funding · venture · portfolio · assets · liquidity
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- lowercaseUncapitalized letter form
- titlecaseCapitalizing each word's start
- capitalizationUsing big letters properly
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restructuring
Rearranging an existing framework
- equityImpartial treatment or ownership value
- debtMoney owed another
- shareholdersOwners of company stock
bankruptcy · leverage · merger · acquisition · funding · venture · portfolio · assets · liquidity · solvency
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Capital letter form
- lowercaseUncapitalized letter form
- titlecaseCapitalizing each word's start
- capitalizationUsing big letters properly
shift · keyboard · typesetting · formatting · punctuation · typography · case-sensitive · headline · proper noun · initialism
recapitalizedecapitalize
Convert to minuscule letters
undercapitalize · liquidate · divest · cash out · bleed dry
recapitalizeliquidate
Convert assets to currency
liquidation · wind up · dissolve · decapitalize · shut down