AlixPartners Completes CEO Succession
AlixPartners announced that Simon Freakley has become CEO. Freakley, who was appointed co-CEO of AlixPartners in August 2015, will be based in both New York and London.
AlixPartners announced that Simon Freakley has become CEO. Freakley, who was appointed co-CEO of AlixPartners in August 2015, will be based in both New York and London.
According to AlixPartners’ 10th annual North American Restructuring Experts survey, 2016 may see an uptick in restructurings and corporate bankruptcy filings.
The Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority extended its contract with AlixPartners, as the utility continues negotiation discussions with creditors and focuses on implementing a comprehensive transformation.
Bloomberg reported that Oaktree Capital Management is close to hiring AlixPartners to advise on its efforts to take over Quiksilver.
The Wall Street Journal reported AlixPartners named Simon Freakley as its next chief executive Fred Crawford who will take on a new role as managing director.
A study from AlixPartners on corporate restructurings/turnaround activities across Asia-Pacific revealed companies in the region will likely be restructuring in greater volume and at higher frequency in the next 12 months.
AlixPartners announced that Sanjay Ramaswamy has joined the firm as a managing director and co-head of the firm’s life sciences practice.
AlixPartners announced two of its professionals are among the recipients of The M&A Advisor’s 6th Annual 40 Under 40 Emerging Leaders Awards.
An AlixPartners survey points to an increase in Chapter 11 business filings. Experts say energy resources and retail are U.S. industries most likely to face distress in 2015.
AlixPartners’ Managing Director Randall S. Eisenberg received the 2015 Leadership Award, and the firm earned Restructuring of the Year and Community Impact awards, at M&A Advisors’ Annual Turnaround Awards.