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    On April 11, 2011, Sport Media Group PLC, a Manchester, UK-based publisher, appointed joint administrators of BDO LLP over itself and two of its wholly-owned subsidiaries. Sport Media Group Plc (SMG), formerly Interactive World Plc, is the holding company of an integrated multi-media company, which publishes The Sunday Sport and The Daily Sport newspapers and digital content for Internet and mobile phone channels. The Company operates in two business segments: digital content delivery and newspaper and magazine publishing. In August 2009, the Company completed selling Flip Media Limited to Kane Limited. The Company's subsidiaries include Netcollex Limited, Strictly Broadband Limited, Go Content Limited, Telecom 2 Limited, Watchme.com Limited, Sport Newspapers Limited, Moresport Limited, and Melton Enterprises Limited. EDF value as of April 11, 2011: 35.00% Traditional ratings, such as those used by major rating agencies, are currently more commonplace than default probabilities. Therefore, to help facilitate user’s understanding, we translate the EDF credit measure into an equivalent Credit Category. Sport Media Group PLC’s Credit Category (not an agency rating) at default was C. Figure 1 shows that Sport Media Group PLC’s EDF credit measure began rising in February 2010 and reached 35% in July 2010, nine months prior to default. Figure 2 shows the time series of EDF values and EDF drivers, which include market value of assets, asset volatility, default point, and market leverage. Table 1 summarizes the definitions of EDF drivers. In February 2010, the market value of assets was $32 million. Although in 2009 the company was saved from going out of business by significant restructuring and refinancing, the company had been under the pressure to ease its working capital position since 2010.