Julie Miecamp
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186 appearances
5 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 13 Aug
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They worked on the same deal on the opposite side of the table.
Omar was the investor, his guest was the lawyer.
And the deal they did together, Ocean Rig, is still used as a case study in how to get a cross-border restructuring done quickly.
And cleanly, especially compared with what happened to the parallel company that took a different path.
What I love about this conversation is that it is not theoretical.
Peter is someone who teaches this material at NYU alongside a federal bankruptcy judge who has tried to explain these concepts to students who had no idea what he was talking about, and who came out of that experience a better communicator and a better lawyer.
He will tell you that restructuring at its core is simple.
A company has too much debt.
Your job is to fix that.
Everything else is noise.
He also has a very clear view on part 26A, on where the courts are headed, on why the skeptics are wrong, and why getting the ice cube back in the freezer before everything finishes arguing is the only thing that actually matters.
Before we get into it, please note that the views expressed in this conversation are those of the speakers and do not necessarily represent the view of Octus or its affiliates.
Episode is for informational purposes only and should not be treated as investment, legal, tax, or financial advice.
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So here is Omar Vaishnavi, head of America's coverage at Octus, with Peter Newman.
That was Peter Newman in conversation with Omar Vesnavi.
Cross-border restructuring used to be something only a handful of people really understood.
That window is closing fast.
The tools are there, the precedents are building, and the market's catching up.
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