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Through a multi-lingual staff and international business network, Allegiance Capital can provide full financial services - globally.

Round Right

Selling your business is one of the most important events of your lifetime.

The success and timeliness of the transaction are directly related to the skills of your financial advisor.

You owe it to yourself to understand what we can do for you.

Bankruptcy

Allegiance Capital's Special Situations Group leverages the core competencies of the firm to help guide you in an optimal manner through the complexities of a potential bankruptcy. We provide the following services:

  • Debt restructuring
  • Bringing in new sources of debt or equity capital
  • Intermediary in distressed M&A transactions

Our experienced financial professionals offer support to bankruptcy professionals, turnaround managers and trustees in the following areas:

  • Serve as financial advisor to debtors and creditor committees
  • Evaluate reorganization vs. liquidation strategies
  • Assess viability of plans of reorganization
  • Act as intermediary for full or partial sale of distressed companies, both in or outside of bankruptcy
  • 363 sales
  • Valuation work for preferences and other bankruptcy actions

Allegiance Capital has broad industry experience including manufacturing, distribution, consumer products, energy, and technology, to name a few. Our access and connections in the middle market allow us to move quickly to bring in prospective buyers and/or lenders.

Partial List of Prior Engagements


  • Liquidated assets of a publicly traded specialty finance company in Chapter 11 resulting in greater than expected return to creditors. Assets included commercial loans and subprime mortgage-backed securities
  • Represented investor group bidding on assets in 363 sale, including financial valuation work and securing debt financing
  • Served as valuation expert for counsel in preference claim litigation involving a major computer hardware reseller
  • Advised counsel as to viability of a homebuilder as a going concern in post-bankruptcy litigation