Toys “R” Us Inc.’s unsecured creditors want to take a deeper look into the troubled retailer’s hefty and complex debt load. In court papers filed Tuesday, the toy retailer’s creditors are seeking permission from Judge Keith Phillips to obtain more documents related to the numerous debt transactions that took place in the years leading up to the company’s September bankruptcy filing, including several transfers of intercompany notes, its 2005 leveraged buyout and fees paid to its private-equity backers.

Source: Wall Street Journal December 07, 2017 22:20 UTC