- The bankruptcy Audacy is modeling itself after.
- They even hired the same advisory firm.
- Based on this model – who can get screwed and who gets paid.
- Cumulus and iHeart (and potentially Audacy) filed bankruptcy before it was needed – what’s that all about?
- What are the chances a private equity backed company will file for bankruptcy compared to a traditional company – there are research numbers now available.
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