Blank Rome Adds Munzer to Finance, Restructuring and Bankruptcy Group in Chicago
Blank Rome added finance partner Cynde H. Munzer to the firm’s finance, restructuring and bankruptcy group in Chicago. Munzer was previously a member at Dykema.
Blank Rome added finance partner Cynde H. Munzer to the firm’s finance, restructuring and bankruptcy group in Chicago. Munzer was previously a member at Dykema.
SLR Investment Corp. closed its previously announced merger with SLR Senior Investment Corp., with SLR Investment Corp. as the surviving company.
Blank Rome welcomed three partners to the firm’s national corporate, M&A and securities group in New York: Leslie Marlow, Hank Gracin and Patrick Egan.
David E. Kronenberg joined Blank Rome as an energy finance partner in the firm’s finance, restructuring and bankruptcy practice group and as a member of the firm’s cross-practice energy industry team.
SLR Investment Corp. (SLRC) and SLR Senior Investment Corp. (SUNS) entered into an agreement to merge together, with SLRC as the surviving company, subject to stockholder approval and customary closing conditions.
Patriot National Bancorp will acquire digital banking company American Challenger Development via a reverse subsidiary merger, with American Challenger surviving as a wholly-owned subsidiary of Patriot.
The Secured Finance Network (SFNet) added to its executive and management committees for fiscal year 2022. These leaders guide the association, make policy decisions, confirm new members and provide thought leadership in advocacy and education.
Cassandra G. Mott and Sarah H. Frazier joined Blank Rome’s Houston office as partners in the firm’s finance, restructuring and bankruptcy practice group.
Blank Rome added Anthony R. Callobre to the firm as a partner in its finance, restructuring and bankruptcy practice group and financial services industry group in its Los Angeles office. He joined from Buchalter, where he was a shareholder.
The Secured Finance Network’s 76th Annual Convention, “This Way Forward,” will take place from Nov. 17 to 19 and will cover financial, economic and political disruptions that banks and finance companies face in the midst of a pandemic and the aftermath of the U.S. election.