Today, we are going to look at another variation of the double-dip: the pari-plus transaction by analyzing the fascinating restructuring of Trinseo.
Given Heico’s resilience in aerospace and defense, global reach, innovation and growth, steady financial performance, and diversification, it is worthwhile to examine the company’s potential and impact on the market.
In the article below, we will cover this industry: its origins, major players, market performance, key criticisms, and much more. This is a fascinating sector that most of us rarely interact with.
In this paper, we will first understand how triple-dips could be created. Then, we will analyze the real world case of Spirit Airlines and see the potential of the triple-dip as a revolutionary liability management maneuver.
Being a good investor means a lot of different things, and developing a perfect definition of a “good investor” is quite difficult. However, a two attributes shared among all high performing investors: ....
On July 19th, more than eight million computers around the world crashed, with the cause of the crash coming from an unknown source: CrowdStrike. Let's explore the story behind this company.
Today’s restructuring world is highly complex. Uptier and Dropdown were the first versions of liability management transactions we saw. In the past few years, we have seen a new breakthrough in liability management transactions: double-dips.
Exploring the world of college endowments – why they exist, why they hold so much wealth, and their effect on society as a whole - with a special focus on Yale's $40bn fund
Diving deep into the US' largest aftermarket automotive parts company, which has seen wild success in terms of stock performance and network expansion
The 35-year story that involves two major bankruptcies and countless corporate transactions, including "The Next Warren Buffett" and the kidnapping of an executive
Diving deep into the world's largest defense contractor and a dominating force on the international stage
A simple walkthrough of SPEs to help you better understand non-debtor entities and corporate structures more generally
