Radio station owner Spanish Broadcasting System Inc. filed for bankruptcy on Monday after announcing plans to hand ownership to noteholders in exchange for restructuring the debt.
The Miami-based company, which caters to the US Hispanic population, signed a deal with Brigade Capital Management, Man Group and an affiliate of HIG Capital in early April, SBS said in a statement. At the time it filed for bankruptcy, more than 90% of the holders of the company’s $310 million notes backed the plan, company Chief Restructuring Officer Jesse York said in a court filing.
In its Chapter 11 petition ...