Nancy Terrill Joins McDonald Hopkins Webcast on Investing in Distressed Companies
Inglewood's Nancy Terrill served as a panelist on the McDonald Hopkins webcast examining whether distressed companies are wise investments.
Inglewood senior partner Nancy Terrill served as a panelist on the McDonald Hopkins webcast "Diamonds in the Recession: Are distressed companies wise investments?" The session weighed the question at the center of every downturn: when investing in distressed companies pays off, and when the risk outweighs the discount.
Terrill, a Certified Turnaround Professional, brought an operator's view to the panel, drawing on hands-on experience in turnaround and restructuring work with underperforming and distressed businesses.
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