From https://finance.yahoo.com/news/wall-street-banks-look-offload-130338758.html
"They’re also trying to sell about $733 million of unsecured junk bonds maturing 2031 at a yield of 14% and a steep discounted price of about 70 cents on the dollar, the people said, asking not to be identified because the transaction is private."
There's no catching up from this.
Inmarsat was bought, largely, because of their established contracts. I think good will come from that. Also once VS3 flight 2 is launched and bringing in revenue, Viasat will catch-up. A runner can trip and fall and still get back up to win a race.
It's hard to say if that is good or bad. Obviously the bank thinks it's too risky to hold. Or simply wants money back now even if they take a hair cut. But we would need financial experts to read the tea leaves on the likely implications. This doesn't sound abnormal.