Learn how companies navigate financial distress, restructure operations, and recover value through bankruptcy and financial modeling. Build practical skills in restructuring analysis and recovery valuation used in real-world finance.

This course provides a structured introduction to corporate restructuring and bankruptcy analysis. You will explore financial distress scenarios, understand distressed debt, and examine key bankruptcy frameworks such as Chapter 11 reorganization and Chapter 7 liquidation. You will learn how restructuring decisions impact creditors, investors, and corporate strategy, supported by real-world case discussions. The course also introduces cross-border insolvency concepts and post-bankruptcy corporate recovery strategies. A key focus of the course is financial modeling in restructuring. You will learn how to forecast cash flows from restructured operations, calculate Net Asset Value (NAV), and estimate asset recovery for creditors. By the end of the course, you will be able to analyze distressed companies, apply restructuring models, and evaluate recovery outcomes—preparing you for roles in investment banking, corporate finance, and restructuring advisory.