Posted on December 17, 2008 at 2:42 PM
Filed under: Corporate Dealmaker | Dealscape | Events | M&A Outlook
Tagged: distressed investing , Drum Capital Management , M&A , private equity , Scott Vollmer

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At the Deal's M&A Outlook 2009 conference, Scott Vollmer, CEO of Drum Capital Management, spoke about opportunities in distressed investing.

In this video, Vollmer explains how his firm chooses troubled companies to purchase. "We are in environment right now where I don't think we are going to see one or two industries unwind. I think we are going to see 34, 35 or 36 unwind," he said. - Maria Woehr

Also see:
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M&A Outlook 2009: DLJ's Arnaboldi and Nokia's Bowden on acquisition and investing strategies
M&A Outlook 2009: Houlihan's Crawford and Lincolnshire's Callahan on distressed assets
M&A Outlook 2009: How companies should engage shareholders

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