Join us for a Lunch Program focused on networking for TMA's NextGen professionals. Facilitated by: Matthew English, CTP, CIRA Senior Managing Director, Arch + Beam Past-President TMA Northern California Thursday, September 13, 2018 12:00 - 1:00 PM Pachulski Stang Ziehl & Jones 150 California St...
The foundation of this house is strong, its pillars rich with knowledge, experience, and potential. On this strong foundation, we are building a great house that welcomes a diverse community of professionals from near and far. It is a place that all from our community can call home. This next...
Alabama Barry K. Curry, Crestmark Bank Arizona David Wm. Engelman, Engelman Berger PC Alan Quinty, FTI Consulting Michael Suzuki, Maynards Capital Atlanta Patrick Thom, Action Capital Corporation California - Northern Greg Geronemus Kevin Gunter, Alterna Capital Solutions Reiley Higgins, PNC...
Edward P. Bond , a founding member of New Jersey accounting firm Bederson LLP , received a Lifetime Leadership Achievement Award during the Turnaround Atlas Awards recently at the Metropolitan Club in New York City. His firm also received an award in the private equity turnaround (small cap)...
In 2008, TMA established the Turnaround, Restructuring and Distressed Investing Industry Hall of Fame to honor and preserve the names of those whose outstanding individual contributions have increased the stature and respect of an industry dedicated to stabilizing underperforming companies,...
E d Caldie is a partner with Stinson Leonard Street in Minneapolis. He represents creditors’ committees, trustees, financial institutions, individual creditors, corporate debtors, buyers, servicers, public companies, investment funds, and others in complex bankruptcies, workout scenarios,...
As the market continues an unprecedented eight-year M&A and stock market bull run, people continually ask where the economy is in the business cycle—what inning?—and whether it is closer to the end of the game than to the beginning. No one has the crystal ball to pinpoint the exact moment when...
Since the 1978 passage of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code, the corporate structure and financing arrangements of a typical Chapter 11 debtor have changed dramatically. 1 When the Bankruptcy Code was enacted, the assets of a typical debtor were encumbered by a lien held by a single secured creditor. 2...
In the past, when companies in distress turned to restructuring professionals, those professionals often had a one-size-fits-all solution: Chapter 11 bankruptcy. However, as the cost and complexity of Chapter 11 have increased, so has the risk that filing a company for an unplanned Chapter 11 could...
This article addresses certain financing topics from the perspective of a non-bank cash flow lender in the lower middle market segment, referencing companies with EBITDA of less than $30 million. The article explores some key issues for cash flow lenders in today’s late-cycle environment. The...
