Downside Distressed Investing: A Lender’s Perspective
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Downside Distressed Investing: A Lender’s Perspective
By Leviathan Winn, Managing Director, LBC Small Cap Fund
Corporate distress is rarely a surprise to participants in the capital structure, and it usually rears its ugly head over a series of unfortunate events. Customer losses, an unfavorable shift in industry dynamics, delayed G&A cuts, covenant breaches, and dwindling liquidity are just a small...
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Leviathan Winn is a managing director with the LBC Small Cap Fund, where he is responsible for originations, negotiations, due diligence, and portfolio management activities. Over his career, he has been instrumental in middle market transactions that have included corporate carve-outs, debt restructurings, divestitures, and other M&A transactions, and has served as a chief finance executive and interim operator for U.S.-based middle market companies. Winn has a bachelor’s degree in finance from Texas A&M University and an MBA from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania.
