Private Equity Leaders Forum 2009, "Buying a Failed Bank"
Ira Perlmuter, Managing Partner at T5 Equity Partners, a middle market, distressed / bankruptcy buyout fund for a family office, will speak at Private Equity Leaders Forum 2009, "Buying a Failed Bank: Opportunities and Pitfalls" (http://www.PrivateEquityLeadersForum.com), on December 11th, New York City. Top level executives, businessmen, investors, bankers, lawyers, consultants and professionals in general are making Private Equity Leaders Forum 2009 their source of information for the issues and challenges surrounding buying or making a significant investment at failed banks.
Prior to joining T5 Equity Partners, Mr. Perlmuter was a Managing Director in Trenwith's New York office and founded Cove Capital Advisors, Inc., a boutique financial restructuring and turnaround advisory firm that advised on over $6 billion of assignments for JP Morgan Chase Bank, Korea Exchange Bank, Metropolitan National Bank, Korea Asset Management Corporation, Epstein, Becker & Green, PC, and numerous private clients. Cove Capital also served as Creditor Trustee of the $600 million, Daewoo International (America) Corp.Creditor Trust. Prior to founding Cove Capital, Mr. Perlmuter was a Vice President in The Chase Manhattan Bank's Restructuring Group where he restructured and/or sold over $1.5 billion of troubled debt. Mr. Perlmuter received a BA in Psychology from Brandeis University and an MBA in Finance from the Stern School of Business at NYU.
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