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Ahead of the Curve: Charles Sheppard Takes Alternate Route Through Mainstream

Technology’s ability to simplify and consolidate products has always fascinated Charles Sheppard, chief product officer and chief operating officer at eCapital, and that fascination has fueled his desire to simplify processes to lower costs for customers and partners.

October 5, 2022 Charles Sheppard | eCapital Markiesha Thompson

Staying Fresh: Trishaala Ninan Brings New Perspective to the Factoring Industry

Trishaala Ninan, marketing director of REV Capital, may still be relatively new to the factoring industry, but she’s already accomplished a great deal, including a full-scale rebrand. As she continues to advance in her career within the sector, there’s no telling what she’ll do next.

October 5, 2022 REV Capital | Trishaala Ninan Markiesha Thompson

‘It’s Why I’m Here’: Ryan Gross is Leading the Turnaround Industry’s Next Generation

As the president of the NextGen board for the Turnaround Management Association, Ryan Gross has already established himself not only in the turnaround field, but also as someone who will help lead the industry into the future.

October 5, 2022 Getzler Henrich & Associates | Ryan Gross Markiesha Thompson

Does §503(B)(9) Of The Bankruptcy Code Apply To Hybrid Goods/Services Transactions?

Eric Chafetz and Lindsay Sklar of Lowenstein Sandler examine the decision in In re Sklar Expl. Co., LLC, a case which dealt with Section 503(b)(9) of Chapter 11 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code and how it relates to trade creditors that supply both goods and services to financially distressed customers.

October 5, 2022 bankruptcy | Eric Chafetz | Lindsay Sklar | Lowenstein Sandler | U.S. Bankruptcy Code Markiesha Thompson

2022 Industry Icons Issue

Q3 2022
Industry Icons
Vol. 20 No. 2

September 28, 2022 Phil Neuffer

How Working Capital Can Help Improve DE&I In The Supply Chain

In part one of a series on improving corporate social responsibility, Brittany Hooper of LSQ looks at diversity, equity and inclusion in the supply chain and how working capital solutions like supply chain finance can help create more diverse, efficient and equitable supply chains.

July 21, 2022 Brittany Hooper | Diversity | LSQ | Supply Chain Finance Markiesha Thompson

What’s Next For The Asset-Based Lending Bank Take-Out Ecosystem?

For decades, private equity investors have taken distressed assets through a process to divorce them from subordinate liens. An analogous, lender-initiated process (the UCC Article 9 restructuring) clears up the traditional bottleneck in bank-to-ABL transitions, ultimately leading to the next evolution of the take-out relationship.

July 21, 2022 Asset Based Lending | Robert DiNozzi | Second Wind Consultants Markiesha Thompson

Selling A Unicorn: Inside FSW Funding’s Acquisition By Oxford Commercial Finance

After more than two decades building FSW Funding, Robyn Barrett sold the prominent factoring firm to Oxford Commercial Finance this past spring. Even with the sale, Barrett is still committed to growing the company and maintaining her people, all while taking on new opportunities.

July 21, 2022 David Lamb | FSW Funding | Oxford Commercial Finance | Robyn Barrett Markiesha Thompson

Who’s Next? Sycamore Tree Capital Partners Proves Experience Matters

Led by industry veterans Mark Okada, Jack Yang and Trey Parker, Sycamore Tree Capital Partners is an investment firm and asset manager taking the alternative credit space by storm.

July 21, 2022 Collateralized Loan Obligations | Jack Yang | Mark Okada | Sycamore Tree Capital Partners | Trey Parker Markiesha Thompson

One-Stop Shop: Midcap Enters The Equipment Finance Arena

MidCap Business Credit expanded its product offerings this year by launching MidCap Equipment Finance. Led by Saurin Shah, a co-founder of Nations Equipment Finance (now SLR Equipment Finance), the new business aims to help MidCap become a one-stop financing partner for the middle market.

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