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Distressed Investing 2009: Could consumer credit help retailers bounce back?

Published February 10, 2009 at 3:16 PM

Part of the reason consumer confidence has been so low is because those consumers that would spend do not have access to credit or capital. The capacity to offer credit to consumers will be a differentiating factor and can mean survival for many retailers, explained Ron Greenspan of FTI Consulting Inc. at the TMA/The Deal's Distressed Investing Conference. - Maria Woehr

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Distressed Investing 2009: Survival of the retailers
Distressed Investing 2009: Which retailers can restructure?
Distressed Investing 2009: It's tough for retailers to get exit financing
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The TMA/The Deal's Distressed Investing Conference coverage

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