As Q1 2026 reporting--and for some, annual 2025 reporting--approaches, multiple global conflicts on top of an already fraught economic ecosystem are likely to further strain companies' financials, with market volatility, tariffs, unemployment, immigration, increasing war-resultant costs and other pressures compounding challenges for many borrowers.
Whether EBITDA (a concept generally meaning some form of earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization), asset valua...
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