George J. Schultze is managing member and founder of Schultze Asset Management LP, an award-winning alternative investment firm specializing in distressed and event-driven investing. Since its ...

Even in a raging bull market propelled by a strong economy, some companies get left behind. Some deservedly so. Others perhaps not. Therein lies the opportunity for distressed investors like George ...

David Sabath is an expert in bankruptcy and restructuring with over 30 years of experience in distressed investing. His ...

From a U.S. bankruptcy perspective, distressed debt investing is often based on two fundamental principles in the bankruptcy system: 1) a secured creditor is entitled to the value of its collateral in ...

Distressed stocks that are undervalued deliver higher returns, while those that are overvalued deliver lower returns, according to a recent study.

In this very interesting and fun episode, Schultze Asset Management's Founder, George Schultze shares his insights into the world of distressed investing. George discusses the fundamentals of ...

NEW YORK, May 8, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Distressed investing will be a prime focus in commercial real estate in 2024 and beyond, with the office market continuing as the largest source of stress, ...

Distressed debt is about to have its day, according to some prominent investment managers. "A lot of money has been raised in anticipation" of a bull market in distressed debt, said Martin Fridson, ...

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Despite a plethora of new opportunities for distressed investing, hedge fund managers have grown more cautious about investing in financially troubled companies this year, ...

As an investment manager specializing in event-driven and distressed investing—a so-called vulture investor —I focus on finding companies that trade at a substantial discount (or premium) to fair ...

Today’s economic turbulence is pushing a growing number of small and mid-sized companies into financial distress. For private equity professionals, this creates a powerful opening—not just to preserve ...

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Corporate bankruptcies and restructurings are expected to soar this year as dwindling revenues and tight lending markets force companies ranging from retailers to casinos and home ...