A well-supported solvency opinion can help boards evaluate dividend recapitalization transactions more confidently and demonstrate that the company’s post-transaction capital structure remains sound.
A well-supported solvency opinion can help boards evaluate dividend recapitalization transactions more confidently and demonstrate that the company’s post-transaction capital structure remains sound.
Mr. Van Horn is responsible for business development for VRC in the Rocky Mountain region. With over a decade of experience executing and leading valuation…
Mr. Lewis has extensive experience providing valuation services to private equity firms and privately held companies. He specializes in fairness and solvency opinions, complex security…
Mr. Hwang specializes in business enterprise valuations, securities valuations, and intangible-asset valuations. He also has significant experience working on solvency and fairness opinions. Prior to…
Mr. Ghose specializes in solvency and fairness opinions. Mr. Ghose has helped provide opinions in multiple industries such as retail, technology, software, healthcare, mining, restaurants,…
Company boards often seek third-party solvency opinions in connection with leveraged transactions to assist them in fulfilling their board duties.
Mr. Van Kirk is a practice leader for closely-held company valuations (estate, FLP, Section 409A) and financial reporting related valuations (ASC 805, ASC 350/360, ASC…
Mr. Patel supports the alternative investment community with quality valuations of illiquid and hard-to-value assets for BDCs, banks, credit funds, hedge funds and venture capital…
Mr. Krapfl specializes in valuations of capital stock, business enterprises, and intangible-assets for financial reporting and tax purposes. In addition, he is involved in developing…
An expert opinion that concludes a company’s financial stability in a leveraged transaction
We were retained by a leading provider of wireless messaging and information services to provide various valuation services for reorganization under Chapter 11 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code.
