Listen to February's edition of the Middle Market Junction podcast.
This edition focuses on healthcare consolidation in the areas of services and the equipment. Discussing these issues and more with Debtwire Middle Market editor Jon Berke is Bill Suddath, managing director and head of the healthcare services investment banking team at RW Baird.
Later in the show, Debtwire team members discuss the ongoing insolvency of Metropolitan Automotive Warehouse. We also chat about the curious case of Ginger Oil Company, which filed for bankruptcy earlier this month and is the main operating subsidiary of Swedish company Ginger Oil AB, which trades on the stock exchange in Stockholm (now operating under the brand name Nasdaq Stockholm).
Finally, at the close of the broadcast we update cases explored on previous editions of the Middle Market Junction Podcast, including the fate of Sherwin Alumina and the persistent fight over Rdio’s plan of liquidation.
This podcast was recorded on February 24, 2016
Jonathan Berke is currently the editor of the Debtwire North America middle market product. Having started at Debtwire North America at the product’s inception in 2005, he concentrated on casinos, media companies and auto suppliers. He created the middle market product which debuted in April 2012 and along with editing duties, covers healthcare and education companies.
Jonathan Berke is currently the editor of the Debtwire North America middle market product. Having started at Debtwire North America at the product’s inception in 2005, he concentrated on casinos, media companies and auto suppliers. He created the middle market product which debuted in April 2012 and along with editing duties, covers healthcare and education companies.
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