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A Gunmaker Gets Aggressive

posted by Stephen Lubben

TrackdownOver at Dealb%k, I have a new column up about Colt's rather aggressive dual-track exchange offer and prepack.

In short, it involves very little creditor input. Perhaps part of a larger trend of aggressive use of chapter 11 by private equity backed debtors?

And no, I have no idea if Robert Culp is holding a Colt firearm that that picture ... but he looks kind of cool, doesn't he?

April 20, 2015 at 1:01 PM in Corporate Bankruptcy

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