The broad term "corporate restructuring" refers to:

A) changes in ownership.
B) changes to capital structure.
C) mergers and divestitures.
D) All of the above

Corporate Restructuring

A broad term describing a number of ways in which companies are reorganized. Includes capital restructuring, mergers, and reorganizations in bankruptcy as well as changes in certain methods of doing business.

Capital Structure

The composition of a company's liabilities and shareholders' equity, which could include debt, common equity, preferred equity, among other securities, used to finance its operations and growth.

Divestitures

The process of selling off subsidiary business interests or investments as a strategic move for a company.