Revlon’s bankruptcy plan would wipe out shareholders

Revlon’s bankruptcy plan would wipe out shareholders
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By Jeremy HillRonald Perelman’s Revlon will likely pursue a debt restructuring that hands ownership of the company to lenders and wipes out shareholders, according to an agreement between the bankrupt cosmetics giant and two key creditor groups. The company entered a restructuring support agreement with a critical lender group and its official committee of unsecured creditors on Monday, filings show. The deal calls for doling out ownership stakes in Revlon to secured lenders, while mostly wiping out the company’s lowest-ra...

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