PURCHASE, New York, Feb. 13, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- George Schultze, Founder and Managing Member of Schultze Asset Management, LLC ("SAM"), was a guest speaker today in Harvard Business School's Creating Value Through Corporate Restructuring course taught by HBS Senior Lecturer Kristin Mugford. During the two sessions, he discussed both potential risks and opportunities for distressed securities investors in mature industries as demonstrated by the Harvard Business Review case ("Arch Wireless, Inc."), which Mr. Schultze helped to develop based on his experiences investing in that company.
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"It is an honor to return to Harvard Business School and to join Kristin again as a guest speaker. Both Kristin and her students are terrific, and each year that I participate, I also learn something new," said Mr. Schultze.
"Today's capital markets show interesting similarities for distressed companies to those evident when Arch Wireless restructured a number of years ago," he added. Mr. Schultze also noted that companies in many of today's very mature industries - such as publishing, yellow pages, and commodity production - could benefit from the extreme cost cutting and other shareholder-friendly actions that Arch's management undertook after it emerged from reorganization.
About Schultze Asset Management, LLC
Schultze Asset Management, LLC ("SAM") is a specialist alternative investments firm founded by George Schultze in 1998. It manages pooled investment vehicles and managed accounts for hundreds of clients worldwide with a particular emphasis on event-driven and distressed securities investing. Additional information on the firm can be found at http://www.samco.net.
Investor Contact:
Lisa Hinds
Schultze Asset Management
(914) 701-5260
Lhinds@samco.net
