On the one hand, I don't have any specific figures for you, but it is clear to me, based on my 40 years of experience practising law, that when credit arrangements are made, interest rates are negotiated based on current rules governing insolvency. If you give priority to a group of creditors to the detriment of another group of creditors, you are changing the creditor hierarchy. If those arrangements were made when creditor hierarchy was different, it is obvious that the group which used to be at the front of the line, and which has been bumped back, will simply ask for higher financing rates.
On March 16th, 2010. See this statement in context.