To cram down and cram through (cram down, cramdown)

As a noun (gerund) – the issuance of bonds in rapid succession, as a result of which the supply of debt securities far exceeds investor demand (when investors get seriously diluted by subsequent rounds of issues), also called drying up the bond market and – as in English – washout. – In the context of insolvency, the enforcement of a plan of reorganization (recovery strategy), even against the will of one or more creditors.
on while there are still objections from one or more creditors). – he absorptive capacity, market glut, placement.

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