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Stony Lane's Heisley on capital available for restructurings

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At The Deal/TMA's Distressed Investing Conference 2008, Michael E. Heisley of Stony Lane Partners LP discussed the cycles of distressed investing by focusing on how much money is already in the market.

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"If you look at how much money was available to do restructurings back in 1999, the number was close to $7 billion, and today it's almost $100 billion set aside or at least somewhat earmarked to do restructurings and so on; that's money already in the marketplace," Heisley said.

Watch the video for his thoughts on price competition and other factors that will influence this cycle.- George White

 

 

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