[staten]

Is there another company in this space that can say they invented the MCA and has been around for nearly 2 decades?

If their data and systems cannot adequately track cash collections, how good could it be? It also makes sense that Wells would give them room for renewals as it is in their best interest for the company to continue operations in some capacity while Jeffries looks for some kind of deal. But they do want to reduce their exposure asap and exit. Maybe Jeffries can put together something but the equity value is nil.

[CreditGuy]

If their data and systems cannot adequately track cash collections, how good could it be?

Their data and systems did track it, but the humans in charge manipulated it in such a way that it didn't show on the data tapes as past due.

[GSilverman]

Can you imagine a company which prides itself on understanding analytics publicly saying we couldn't track a late payment of $50 (due to a verbal grace period) vs an on time payment of the contractual amount.

Do any of you actually believe this?