What happened to the pre-bankruptcy stockholders and the claims of creditors?

Explanation

The assets of the pre-bankruptcy firm were sold to the new company. Pre-bankruptcy shareholders and creditors accepted new claims in the new company in exchange for their old claims. Senior secured loans and suppliers were paid in the full value of their claims. Subordinated bondholders were treated as senior unsecured creditors and were paid ⅛ of the face value of their bonds. Common shareholders received nothing. Other claimants were given common stock in the new company.

Verified Answer

Pre-bankruptcy shareholders and creditors accepted new claims in the new company in exchange for their old claims. Senior secured loans and suppliers were paid in full. Subordinated bondholders received ⅛ of their claims. Common shareholders received nothing.