Thames Water creditors ‘will bid for company even if it is nationalised’

A coalition of 100 institutional investors, holding around £14bn of Thames Water's senior debt, remains keen on a £10bn rescue plan, regardless of potential nationalization under a new government. The creditors' persistence highlights the financial instability of the company and the broader implications for the water industry and regulatory frameworks. This situation underscores the intense scrutiny and intervention required to manage public utilities in crisis, signaling possible shifts in how such entities are managed in the future.