Meet Our Highlighted Annual Sponsor |
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Chapman is a law firm focused on finance. Our firm is comprised of lawyers with the highest level of technical skills and industry insight who care deeply about their clients and like coming to work every day. We work with the most sophisticated financial companies and institutional investors in the world on matters that are interesting, challenging, and innovative. We have industry-leading practices in commercial lending, structured finance, public finance, lease finance, registered investment companies, insurance company private placements, and bankruptcy and restructuring. We have more than 230 lawyers in offices across the country and in key US financial centers. Chapman is also on the leading edge of legal services innovation, investing in new technology and practice management solutions for the firm and its clients to drive efficiency, agility, and client service.
The above is an excerpt from our Sponsor's website. Learn more about Chapman and Cutler LLP a TMA NYC Silver Sponsor.
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TMA NYC Past Event Photos |
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TMA NYC Webinar | Lender-on-Lender Violence: Recent Trends in Liability Management Transactions
Thursday, October 14, 2021
1:00 PM - 2:00 PM EST
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TMA NYC Academic Relations Event | The Restructuring of Danfurn LLC:
A Panel Discussion
Wednesday, November 17, 2021
5:00 PM - 6:30 PM EST
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COVID-19 Update
We continue to monitor the COVID-19 situation, remain vigilant and strictly adhere to all recommended cautionary measures, protocols and guidelines from various health organizations and local authorities, in an effort to provide our guests with as safe and healthy an environment as possible. Your health and well-being is our top priority. Please note that all activities will be compliant with the stricter of any local (NYC), state (NY/NJ), venue, or CDC requirements. Personal protective equipment ("PPE") will be available on-site and social distance guidelines will be in place as set by the venue. Attendees will be asked to sign a COVID-19 Assumption of Risk and Release from Liability Agreement.
As of now, we expect attendees will continue to socially distance and wear masks. Alongside NYC and many of our member organizations/employers, we will also require proof of vaccination for all attendees at in-person events. When unable to socially distance, we will also require the wearing of PPE. Any person who registered for the event and is unable to show proof of vaccination at check in or refuses to wear PPE may be refused admission to the event or asked to leave.
We reserve the right to change or supplement this requirement in light of the changing nature of the pandemic. We will continue to make operational changes and consider additional precautionary measures, as necessary. These will continue to be communicated leading up to the event.
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The TMA NYC’s Marketing & Communications Committee has launched a semi-annual newsletter as a platform intended to promote our members’ achievements and provide educational and newsworthy content to the membership and the restructuring industry at-large. We are now planning our 2nd Edition! This is a call for content. Read more details here.
Submit articles by November 15, 2021
Submit newsworthy updates by December 3, 2021
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Have you read the 1st Edition?
Read TMA NYC's semi-annual newsletter that promotes members’ achievements and provides educational and newsworthy content to the membership and the restructuring industry at-large.
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LISTEN TO TURNAROUND TIME EPISODES NOW |
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At TMA Learning Link™, you can find content and information on topics important to our community in the turnaround, restructuring, and corporate renewal industry. Access to these resources is included with your TMA membership and is available 24/7. We're continuing to add new content daily, so make sure you stop by often!
On last week's edition of CEO Speaks, listen to the many events from sea to shining sea and across the pond that keep us motivated, innovative, and inspired.
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Journal of Corporate Renewal - October |
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By Tobias S. Keller, Partner, Keller Benvenutti Kim LLP
Every month or so, another household name—e.g., PG&E, Neiman Marcus, Hertz—commences a Chapter 11 case to restructure its balance sheet, reset its relationships with its creditors collectively, and leave its legacy problems in the past. The U.S. Bankruptcy Code is a carefully crafted and nuanced system that paves the way for such restructurings. Yet, Chapter 11 is rarely a practical option for family-owned businesses.
Matthew English, CTP TMA Global President
Family businesses have evolved significantly since their humble agrarian beginnings. Over time, family businesses have become increasingly complex and, for many, the bucolic family farmhouse has been replaced by corporate boardrooms.
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THANK YOU TO OUR 2021 SPONSORS |
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