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In January of this year, Reuters reported that Malaysia Aviation Group, the parent company of struggling national carrier Malaysia Airlines, was nearing a deal with dozens of its largest creditors to restructure around $3.99 billion in debt. Back in 2020, as it became clear that the company would be unable to meet its financial obligations as the pandemic shut down the industry, the airline initially tried to play hardball.
Malaysia Aviation Group has only one shareholder: Khazanah Nasional Berhad, which is Malaysia’s sovereign wealth fund. The firm essentially told creditors during the opening round of negotiations that if they didn’t provide debt relief, the government of Malaysia would simply allow the airline to go bankrupt. I suppose when you are the national carrier of a country and your only shareholder is the government of that country, this is a credible threat. Apparently, it worked. A deal was approved by a British court at the end of February, ....

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