Turning Intangible Assets into Tangible Value in Bankruptcy Sales
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Turning Intangible Assets into Tangible Value in Bankruptcy Sales
By Richelle Kalnit, Senior Vice President, Hilco Streambank
The stand-alone sale in bankruptcy of certain forms of intellectual property, namely trademarks, is now well-established. Since the dot-com bust, when website companies had few, if any, tangible assets to sell, restructuring professionals have grown accustomed to disposing of intangible assets...
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Richelle Kalnit is a senior vice president of Hilco Streambank, which specializes in the monetization and valuation of intangible assets, including trademarks, patents, and domain names. She has more than 12 years of experience in the corporate restructuring and distressed investing industries, including more than a decade practicing bankruptcy and restructuring law. She has managed the sale, reorganization, and liquidation of several prominent retailers and consumer products companies, and manages intellectual property disposition engagements for an extensive array of clients.
