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(11/16/09)
Executive Bio: Michael E. Aspinwall Michael E. Aspinwall, Managing Partner, CCP Equity Partners, specializes in healthcare services, specialty managed care, disease management, healthcare information technologies, and related outsourcing services. Mr. Aspinwall’s previous roles include Managing Partner of Bear Stearns Health Innoventures, Senior Vice President and Co-Head of healthcare investing at GE Equity, and seven years at Chase Manhattan Bank, where he established and led the ...
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(09/09/09)
Executive Change: Stirling Capital Management Announces the Addition of Holly Balchan to their Business Development Team Press Release Wellington, FL - Stirling Capital Management LLC is pleased to announce that Holly Balchan has joined the company as a Business Development Consultant. Prior to joining Stirling Capital Management, Balchan was an Independent Business Development Consultant for Creditors Interchange Receivable Management, LLC and a Deal Administrator for eCAST, a wholly ...
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(01/08/09)
Beyond the funds committed to the nation’s largest financial institutions, about $125 billion has been promised to “other banks,” Sinder said. Those figures alone bring the total to nearly $1.1 trillion (only the $20 billion in seed money of the $200 billion TALF program was used in the calculation). Beyond those monies, CNNMoney.com lists commitments of $1.4 trillion in a commercial paper funding facility, $320 billion for the FHA, $659 ...
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(11/24/08)
The U.S. Treasury will invest $20 billion in Citi’s preferred stock under the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP). Under the government guarantee, Citi will assume any losses on the $306 billion portfolio up to $29 billion on a pre-tax basis, in addition to Citi’s existing reserve. ”While the government’s move might have produced a short-term solution for Citi, it also continued a “scary” position by the government.
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(09/16/08)
The preponderance of new business that comes from the banking sector to ARM companies has always, and will continue to come from commercial banks in the form of placements and the sale of defaulted credit cards, auto loans, student loans, and mortgage loans – not from securities firms. In rare instances, we’ve seen commercial loan workout situations arise involving large investment banks and commercial ARM companies. Some issuers and debt buyers...
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(10/16/08)
$28 Million FTC Settlement with Bear Stearns/EMC Mortgage has Significant Impact on ARM Industry The recent settlement between the FTC and Bear Stearns/EMC Mortgage appears to have broad implications for the accounts receivable management industry. Beyond the usual FTC settlement requirements about not doing it again, informing the FTC of management changes, and informing new management of the settlement, the key points were: Implement a data ...
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Global Debt Buying Report - Chapter 8: Bankruptcy Receivables in the U.S.
(03/15/06)
Global Debt Buying Report - Bankruptcy Receivables in the U.S. Bankruptcy receivables are generally acknowledged as the second largest asset class in the U.S. debt buying market, behind credit card and related financial services receivables. --PAGEBREAK--> Bankruptcy Receivables Include Various Consumer Debts Bankruptcy receivables include consumer debts that have been incurred by many different types of creditors. Emerging ...
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Kaulkin Report 6th Edition - Chapter 2: Mergers & Acquisitions
(12/13/06)
Deal Terms Deal activity has increased with the prices paid for companies in the ARM industry. Types of Buyers Industry, strategic and financial buyers have targeted the ARM industry with varying levels of interest over the years. Strategic buyers recently acquiring ARM companies include: West Corp.</...