Capital Structure – The Tail on the Dog
Few examples in our capital markets history can compare to the rapid rise of private credit as an asset class. Before the Global Financial Crisis, private credit was relatively obscure.
Few examples in our capital markets history can compare to the rapid rise of private credit as an asset class. Before the Global Financial Crisis, private credit was relatively obscure.
CriticalPoint is pleased to announce that it represented Thermosource Tooling and Manufacturing (“Thermosource” or the “Company”), a supplier of thermoformed food packaging products, on its sale to AmerCareRoyal, a portfolio company of HCI Equity.
January 2, 2024 – CriticalPoint is pleased to announce that it served as exclusive financial advisor to NMS Capital (“NMS”) on its recapitalization of VONA
CriticalPoint is pleased to announce that Chris Ball, Nick Cipiti, and Diane Cabo have been selected by the Los Angeles Business Journal (“LABJ”) as “Leaders
It’s been a busy year here at CriticalPoint. As we reflect on 2023, we wanted to highlight all the great things that transpired this year. Our firm has grown immensely since our inception eleven years ago.
December 1, 2023 – CriticalPoint is pleased to announce that it served as exclusive financial advisor to Barton Perreira on its sale to Thélios, the
Few examples in our capital markets history can compare to the rapid rise of private credit as an asset class. Before the Global Financial Crisis, private credit was relatively obscure.
November 2, 2023 – CriticalPoint is pleased to announce that it served as exclusive financial advisor to Consolidated Equipment Group, LLC (“CEG” or the “Company”),
October 26, 2023 –CriticalPoint is pleased to announce that it served as exclusive financial advisor to Addtronics, LLC (“Addtronics” or the “Company”), a portfolio company
October 13, 2023 –CriticalPoint is pleased to announce that it served as exclusive financial advisor to Milrose Consultants (“Milrose” or the “Company”), a portfolio company
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