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PARTNER, JAMES COWPER KRESTON TMA MEMBER: 9 YEARS Q How did you gravitate toward turnaround and restructuring work? PAUL DAVIES I think like a lot of

Summer is here and it is time for another NextGen Leadership Conference. This year’s event, held July 25 in Toronto, promises to be another great conference featuring the best and brightest up-and-coming restructuring practitioners from around the globe.  This year, I’ve had the honor of serving as co-chair, alongside Pat Bellot, of the TMA Global […]

In this summer of TMA activity, I want to take time to focus on two critically important aspects of what it means to be part of TMA—membership and leadership. Membership matters, and time and again we are reminded of that in so much of how all of us engage with opportunities all throughout TMA. The […]

Remedies for dealing with defaulting debtors have come a long way—physical bondage in ancient Babylon, sale into slavery in ancient Rome, and wage servitude of both debtors and families across many Eurasian and Middle Eastern legal systems were traditional punishments of defaulting debtors. Abhorrent debtor prisons, taking away freedoms, were not abolished across Europe and […]