Bankrupcy
Court Decisions, January 17, 2006
"Lending issues boil over in 2006 " by Craig
S. Dean
Craig Dean, Principal of AEG Partners, discusses issues stemming
from the dramatic changes in the makeup of the lending community,
and his expectation to see an increase in the pace for cases calling
for restructuring professionals in 2006.
Investment Dealer’s Digest, December 12, 2005
"Distressed Players Look to Trade Claims An increasingly
popular but quite complicated option" by Kate Laughlin
Craig Dean, Principal of AEG Partners, is quoted discussing the
complex and nonstandardized administrative and legal processes
involved in buying trade claims and unsecured bonds.
Directors & Boards, Fourth Quarter 2005
"When the nonexec chair is the lead director," by Craig S. Dean
Craig Dean, principal of AEG Partners, examines the top five
tasks critical to the role of the nonexecutive chairman, including
setting the Board Agenda and ensuring governance best practices.
Bank Loan Report, October 24, 2005
"Tension Eases In Loan Market As Refco Files, Flowers Steps In," by Kerry Kantin
Craig Dean, principal of AEG Partners, was quoted in this Bank Loan Report article
regarding Refco’s filing and its impact on bond and bank debt holders; the article also
examines how filing under the new bankruptcy law will affect the restructuring.
Entrepreneur Magazine, October 5, 2005
"Reshuffle Board," by Chris Penttila
Craig Dean, principal, was quoted in this Entrepreneur Magazine article on trends
and developments in the area of corporate restructuring, particularly the impact a
customer's restructuring can have on a business.
Chicago Tribune, August 11, 2005
"After firings, Sears back hiring; Amid restructuring, headquarters jobs are posted
on Web," by Becky Yerak
Larry Adelman, principal of AEG Partners, was quoted in this Chicago Tribune
article regarding the Sears Holdings restructuring and its impact on employment within
the company; many speculate that new jobs may have lower base salaries to bring down
costs.
Investment Dealers Digest, June 20, 2005
"Look Out for A Bankruptcy Rush Tougher rules could accelerate corporate
filings this fall," by Kate Laughlin
Larry Adelman, principal, was quoted in this Investment Dealers Digest article
on the new Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act, which goes into
effect in October 2005. As it is a more creditor-friendly bill, many companies already
considering a restructuring may accelerate their decision to file in order to avoid
the restrictions of the new law.
Turnarounds & Workouts, May 15, 2005
"BAPCPA Will Bring Major Changes," by Julie Schaeffer
Craig Dean, principal, was quoted extensively in this Turnarounds & Workouts
article, which appeared in the May 15, 2005 issue. The article discusses the
significant changes the BAPCPA will have on businesses, including, among others,
its effect on stay bonuses, the debtor/creditor negotiation process and
utilities.
Bankruptcy Insider, April 22, 2005
"Bad roll," by Erick Moser
Craig Dean, principal, was quoted in “Bad Roll,” which appeared in the April 22, 2005,
issue of Bankruptcy Insider. The article offers an insightful look into industry roll-ups,
and the financial troubles and restructurings plaguing these companies.
LRP Publications, February/March 2005
"Early cooperation leads to unexpected surprises for creditors"
Larry Adelman, principal of AEG Partners, was quoted in this article of LRP Publications,
regarding the hard work and cooperation that led Foster & Gallagher Inc. and its 21
affiliates, officially out of bankruptcy court.
Barron's, February 14, 2005
"Telecom Shocker: Leucadia, tripped up by SBC-AT&T's deal, now must scramble to bolster WilTel's value," by Leslie P. Norton
Principal of AEG Partners, Craig Dean, was interviewed for this article on the options for WilTel
following the announcement that SBC Communications would acquire AT&T.
High Yield Report, January 31, 2005
"Restructurings Could Abound in Europe," by Joy Ferguson
Principal Craig Dean discusses the U.S. restructuring business in this article, citing
a noticeable slowdown in the volume of restructurings. Dean also comments on the industries
which, despite this slowdown, seem to be experiencing difficulties, including the airline
industry, telecommunications industry and U.S. auto suppliers.
Chicago
Sun-Times, Oct. 29, 2004
"UAL Corp. takes $274 mil. hit in 3rd quarter"
In an article discussing UAL Corp.’s third quarter performance, Larry Adelman, Principal
of AEG Partners, discusses how high fuel prices helped contribute to the Company’s $247
million loss.
Chicago
Tribune, Oct. 18, 2004
"ATA attractive to America West; AirTran knocks possible merger"
Larry Adelman, Principal of AEG Partners, discusses the effects high fuel prices will
have on the future of ATA Airlines.
Nation's
Restaurant News, Sept. 6, 2004
“Analysts: Krispy Kreme outlook not so sweet”
Larry Adelman, Principal of AEG Partners and founding member of the Center for Corporate
Change, shares his view on Krispy Kreme’s announcement to discontinue earnings forecasts.
Corporate
Financing Week, September 3, 2004
"Restructuring Specialist Sees Trouble For Grocers"
Craig Dean, Principal of AEG Partners, identifies the recent trends and issues affecting
grocery store chains, which may lead to restructurings or bankruptcies for some.
Events
Visit this section for regular updates on activities, organizations,
and events that AEG Partners is involved with.
Larry Adelman of AEG Partners is a founder and Steering Committee
member of the Center for Corporate Change. The Center, comprised
of a group of business leaders and academicians that research and
identify causes for unethical behavior, aims to overhaul American
business practices and bring economic incentives into accordance
with ethical constraints. In June 2005, AEG Partners participated
in the Center for Corporate Change's third annual "Changing
the Game" forum in Beaver Creek, Colorado and was among a select
group of business, regulatory and academic institutions recruited
to change and restore confidence in American business. Details
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