alleryStart learning →Which term describes debt of a company that is in default or under bankruptcy?
APerpetual debt
BSinking fund debt
CBridge loan debt
DDistressed debt
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Distressed debt
Securities of firms in default or bankruptcy are called distressed securities, and for debt they are called distressed debt.
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