Investors in Shoreline Mall plc have overwhelmingly approved a controversial request to postpone the repayment of its €14 million bond by two years, despite an ongoing public dispute with a contractor over the reasons for the restructuring.

Venezuela is grappling with the question of how quickly to restructure its debt following two devastating earthquakes, with some concerns raised about the speed of a potential deal with bondholders.

Bondholders are being forced to confront a significant $4 billion tax threat amidst a bitter credit dispute.

A rent freeze is expected to be implemented in New York, raising questions about its impact on bondholders who still anticipate receiving their payments.

The financial situation of the Belgian-Polish group Ghelamco remains tense, with its founder reportedly seeking buyers for properties to address the company's debts.

The legal fallout from China's housing slowdown persists in offshore courts, with bondholders potentially dissatisfied with current recovery offers, necessitating complex negotiations for remedies.

Bondholders for Brightline West, a high-speed rail project, have agreed to give the company additional time to secure necessary funding. This extension aims to facilitate the project's financial stability and progress.

Bondholders of Ethiopia's sovereign debt have begun legal proceedings against the government following its default on payments, escalating the dispute over the nation's financial obligations.

Junk bond buyers are increasingly refusing to accept 'J. Crewed' terms, a practice where companies strip assets from bondholders, signaling a shift in investor demands and market dynamics within the high-yield debt sector.

Ethiopian bondholders have voiced strong criticism against the International Monetary Fund (IMF), alleging that the debt rework process was handled 'poorly.' This highlights ongoing tensions and disagreements in Ethiopia's debt restructuring efforts.

China is advocating for measures to curb 'malicious' bondholders as part of efforts to provide debt relief to poor nations, according to a Bloomberg report.

The Cyprus Development Bank (CDB) has announced its schedule for paying interest to bondholders of its CDBB1 series, covering the six-month period from December 23, 2025, to June 22, 2026.

Ethiopia's debt restructuring talks with bondholders have reportedly failed after creditors rejected an offer to improve debt payments by $1 billion.

Ghana's Finance Minister, Dr. Cassiel Ato Baah Forson, announced that the government will not provide compensation to bondholders who incurred losses under the Domestic Debt Exchange Programme (DDEP).

Prodea AEEAP has initiated a public offer period for holders of its 2021 bond loan, which began yesterday and will conclude on June 4, as part of a bond exchange aimed at increasing the company's free float.

Bondholders of Air Baltic have reportedly hired lawyers as concerns over potential restructuring of the airline's finances continue to mount.

Bondholders have reached an agreement to implement a payment pause for emerging markets currently grappling with various crises, offering temporary relief.

Bondholders of Electronic Arts (EA) are resisting a debt buyback proposal, while S&P Global Ratings has expressed doubts about the company's credit ratings.

Ethiopia has reached an agreement with bondholders to cut payments on a $1 billion bond, following $8 billion in debt relief from official creditors in recent years.

Thousands of investors who lent €14 million to Shoreline Mall plc, expecting their money back this August, are now being asked to wait an additional two years, as announced in a circular ahead of a bondholders' meeting.

PRODEA Investments' Voluntary Public Offer to bondholders of its €300 million green bond, issued in 2021, concluded on June 4, 2026, with a 112% oversubscription.

Ethiopia has formally pledged equal treatment in its ongoing debt restructuring talks, following a previous collapse of discussions where creditors rejected a $1 billion debt restructuring proposal.

Jim Ratcliffe’s Ineos group has invested €200 million in a basket of chemical company equities, informing bondholders that the sector is currently 'undervalued'.

Ellinas Finance Public Company Limited has issued an announcement via the Cyprus Stock Exchange (CSE) to establish the record date for the annual interest payment due to its bondholders.

Negotiations for Ethiopia's debt restructuring continue, with agreements with bondholders and commercial creditors still out of reach.

Following Arca, the Slovakian company Proxenta is now experiencing financial problems and is unable to pay its bondholders, amidst discussions of a new micro-levy for small entrepreneurs.