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Absolute vs. Relative Priority: What Creates Equity Value?
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The panel discusses and debates, from varying perspectives, the rise in formation of official equity committees in chapter 11 cases, how advisors can reach different valuations to support or oppose their formation, the role of the Office of the United States Trustee, and the ultimate value added to the estate.
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Absolute vs. Relative Priority: What Creates Equity Value? (Jul 2015)
Geoffrey T. Raicht, Tracy Hope Davis, Robert J. Dehney, Adam Dunayer, Daniel B. Kamensky, Paul D. Leake
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Absolute vs. Relative Priority: What Creates Equity Value? (Jul 2015)
The panel discusses and debates, from varying perspectives, the rise in formation of official equity committees in chapter 11 cases, how advisors can reach different valuations to support or oppose their formation, the role of the Office of the United States Trustee, and the ultimate value added to the estate.
Originally presented: Feb 2015 VALCON
Geoffrey T. Raicht,
Proskauer - New York, NY
Tracy Hope Davis,
Office of the U.S. Trustee Region 17 - San Francisco, CA
Robert J. Dehney,
Morris, Nichols, Arsht & Tunnell LLP - Wilmington, DE
Adam Dunayer,
Houlihan Lokey - Dallas, TX
Daniel B. Kamensky,
Paulson & Co. Inc. - New York, NY
Paul D. Leake,
Jones Day - New York, NY