John Studzinski a key figure in one of the biggest deals of the financial crisis is joining Pimco – Business Insider Australia

John Studzinski, one of the most prominent figures in global finance, is taking up a senior role at Pimco. Pimco, founded by the investing legend Bill Gross, is one of the worlds biggest fixed-income-focused investment companies. Studzinski was previously a senior figure at the private-equity giant Blackstone, and he was crucial in the restructuring of…

John Studzinski a key figure in one of the biggest deals of the financial crisis is joining Pimco – Business Insider

John Studzinski, one of the most prominent figures in global finance, is taking up a senior role at Pimco. Pimco, founded by the investing legend Bill Gross, is one of the worlds biggest fixed-income-focused investment companies. Studzinski was previously a senior figure at the private-equity giant Blackstone, and he was crucial in the restructuring of…

Arthur Carter Named Co-Chair of Littler’s Business Restructuring and M&A Practice Group – Lawfuel (blog)

(August 29, 2018) Littler, the worlds largest employment and labor law practice representing management, has appointed Shareholder Arthur Carter (Dallas) as co-chair of its Business Restructuring and M&A practice group, succeeding Shareholder Robert Long (New York/Chicago/Miami).  Carter joins Shareholder and Co-Chair Kerry Notestine (Houston) to lead Littlers team that advises clients on how to structure…

BDO appoints new business restructuring partner – Private Equity Wire (press release) (blog)

Accountancy and business advisory firm BDO has strengthened its business restructuring offering in the Midlands with the appointment of a new partner. Ryan Grant joins the firms Birmingham office today, bringing more than 18 years experience in business restructuring having been a partner at AlixPartners (formerly Zolfo Cooper) for the last eight years. He has worked…

Maggie Beer makes losses but a hint of optimism grows: Longtable Group – The Australian Financial Review

The Maggie Beer Products gourmet foods business remains immersed in red ink but a restructuring program has prompted a glimmer of optimism from 48 per cent owner Longtable Group that the maker of ice-creams, pate, quince pastes and sauces can eventually make a profit. Longtable, which also owns the Paris Creek premium dairy business, revealed…