By Thomas M. Kim, CTP, Managing Director & Chris Erickson and Joseph Richman, Directors Reposted with permissions from the January 2020 Journal of Corporate Renewal. The middle market for commercial loans is constantly evolving, but it appears that there is a significant trend that will…
Each year r² advisors participates in Denver’s Cycle for Survival event which raises money strictly for research of rare cancers. In 2015, the nation-wide event raised more than $25 million, with the Denver team bringing in nearly $10,000. 100% of all money raised directly funds lifesaving rare…
By Thomas M. Kim, CTP, Managing Director, r2 advisors llc Reposted with permissions from the September 2015 Journal of Corporate Renewal. The current chapter on the energy industry would be incomplete without insights from the field. The energy boom and subsequent bust led…
Originally published in the Daily Bankruptcy Review, June, 04, 2013. I am often asked whether bankruptcy is a good alternative for a distressed middle-market company. “It depends” is my usual answer. On what does it depend? My answer: a good business plan for how a…
In an ever growing movement, fitness buffs, cancer patients, survivors and their loved ones are spinning back against rare cancer. In teams of 4-8, cyclists are hopping on stationary bikes and raising impressive amounts of funds with an organization you should know about, Cycle For…
Distress Signals: Advising Companies During Economic Uncertainty By: Natalie G. Rooney Used to be, business was so good most companies were able to succeed in spite of themselves. “Even for companies that were not particularly well-managed, there was business to be had,” says Nancy Skoe, CPA, CFF….
By Thomas M. Kim, CTP, r² advisors llc Reprinted with permission from the – 10/12 Journal of Corporate Renewal published by Turnaround Management Association ”Okay,” said the Wiz. “If you’ve got assets with a market value of $2.2 billion and debts of $1.3 billion, then…
Tom Kim was quoted on the current state of the restructuring industry in a recent article by Aaron Elstein – Bankruptcy Industry Getting a Taste of its Own Medicine
I enjoy baseball and am a fan of the best-selling book and hit movie Moneyball. To me, business is the ultimate “moneyball” and turnaround professionals employ moneyball tactics in their work. Although TMA was…
I am often asked whether bankruptcy is a good alternative for a distressed middle-market company. “It depends” is my usual answer. On what does it depend? My answer: a good business plan for how a Chapter 11 filing will resolve the company’s issues.