RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Most of the bashersThe issue, unfortunately, is that bondholders may be swapping debt at 50 cents on the dollar, but there is no certainty that the new bonds are going to trade at par, as company still in precarious position. So bondholders may end up with less than 50% and shareholders get all of the potential upside. This is why it seems like a bad deal for bondholders. In a CCAA, the bondholders get everything and it is shareholders that get wiped out. IMO, bondholders shoud only accept a deal that gives them some significant equity participation.