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Eight in 10 Professionals Surveyed Say AI Will Boost Restructuring Efficiency, but Execution Gaps Remain

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82% expect AI to significantly improve restructuring efficiency and decision-making 80% value early governance support, but only 24% involve it at that stage 43% cite role clarity and cross-border SPV administration as the top execution challenges WILMINGTON, Del. — More than eight in 10 (82%) restructuring professionals expect AI to significantly improve efficiency and decision-making.
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