Posted on June 20, 2008 at 8:21 AM
Filed under: Dealscape | Private Capital Symposium
Tagged: debt , distressed markets , KPS Special Situations , Raquel Palmer

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At The Deal's Fifth Annual Private Capital Symposium Raquel Palmer, a partner at KPS Special Situations, discussed distressed markets and opportunities in the marketplace.

Palmer said that there is a downturn in the market that is going to last at least 36 months, which has been fueled by the debt market."The best companies that we are looking for are companies that have fixable operational problems and tend to have a large market share," Palmer explained.

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