ABOUT THIS COMPANY
Worldwide reach
Founded in 1970, the privately-held investment bank Houlihan Lokey now employs more than 800 people worldwide. Although it’s best known as a middle-market advisor, Houlihan Lokey also serves large public corporations and small private companies. Its financial restructuring division has risen to prominence in recent years—Houlihan Lokey’s teams have worked on some of the world’s biggest bankruptcy proceedings, including those of Lehman Brothers, WorldCom, General Motors, Enron and Conseco. And in the past 10 years, the firm has worked on more than 500 restructuring transactions worth a total of over $1.25 trillion.
California-based Houlihan Lokey’s business is divided into four groups: financing, mergers and acquisitions, financial advisory services and restructuring. The firm’s U.S. offices are in Minneapolis, New York, San Francisco, Washington, D.C., Chicago, Dallas, Atlanta and Los Angeles; its overseas operations can be found in London, Paris, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Beijing and Frankfurt.
ABOUT THIS COMPANY
Worldwide reachFounded in 1970, the privately-held investment bank Houlihan Lokey now employs more than 800 people worldwide. Although it’s best known as a middle-market advisor, Houlihan Lokey also serves large public corporations and small private companies. Its financial restructuring division has risen to prominence in recent years—Houlihan Lokey’s teams have worked on some of the world’s biggest bankruptcy proceedings, including those of Lehman Brothers, WorldCom, General Motors, Enron and Conseco. And in the past 10 years, the firm has worked on more than 500 restructuring transactions worth a total of over $1.25 trillion.
California-based Houlihan Lokey’s business is divided into four groups: financing, mergers and acquisitions, financial advisory services and restructuring. The firm’s U.S. offices are in Minneapolis, New York, San Francisco, Washington, D.C., Chicago, Dallas, Atlanta and Los Angeles; its overseas operations can be found in London, Paris, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Beijing and Frankfurt.
