Sentence examples for of special situations from inspiring English sources

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"The ratio of hype to substance about banks deleveraging their balance sheets has been exceptionally high," Nathaniel M. Zilkha, the global co-head of special situations investing at K.K.R., told a packed conference room at the Super Return private equity conference in Berlin on Tuesday.

That is, as a "special purpose acquisition corporation"–those companies set up with no specific purpose but are flush with cash to take advantage of special situations.

What Jeffrey is referring to is a network of brokers and research boutiques the firm taps for in-depth knowledge of special situations and distressed companies.

It's a little bit of growth stock, a little bit of special situations and broad themes like baby boomer demographics rolled into one heavily concentrated list of favorites.

Janjigian, a chartered financial analyst who was also a professor of corporate finance at Boston College, Northeastern University and the University of Delaware, took over as editor of Special Situation Survey in 1997.

Certain of these are adapted for special situations only, but the most important of these other definitions is in some respects more general than the Brønsted Lowry definition.

"In our view the business was stabilizing and starting to turn positive," Jamie Weinstein, a co-head of the special situations group, said in an interview.

At Kohlberg Kravis, Nathaniel M. Zilkha, co-head of the special situations group, is expanding his London team to eight, from two, and hoping to take advantage of opportunities in Europe.

Matthew Prest, head of European special situations at Close Brothers, said: "We are expecting a lot more cases, given the current economic climate and the level of leverage that companies have".