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Mike Rudolph
Managing Director - Head of Debt Capital Advisory at KPMG Corporate Finance LLC
Mike Rudolph is a highly experienced professional leading the capital advisory team within an investment bank, offering unbiased advice on financing solutions to achieve clients' strategic objectives.
With a background in finance and management, Mike holds an MBA from Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management and a BS in Accounting from Indiana University's Kelley School of Business.
He has held key roles in reputable organizations such as KPMG Corporate Finance LLC, UHY Advisors, CapitalSource, GE Antares Capital, Duff & Phelps, and Grant Thornton, specializing in debt capital advisory, turnaround & restructuring, corporate finance, mergers & acquisitions, and auditing.
In addition to leading the capital advisory team, Mike also spearheads the private wealth referral channel, fostering relationships with private wealth partners nationally.
His focus lies in helping clients raise capital for organic growth, acquisitions, recapitalizations, refinancing, and providing insights on balance sheet and corporate finance strategy.
By working closely with industry sector bankers and product specialists on a global platform, Mike ensures a seamless integration of services to deliver optimal financial solutions to clients.
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We are pleased to share the KPMG Corporate Finance LLC Credit Markets update, which offers the following insights: • First quarter new-issue leveraged loan volume reached $167.9 billion during the first quarter of 2024, a significant uptick from $72.0 billion in the same period in 2023, and surpassing the volume level during the first quarter of 2022 • During the first quarter, sponsors focused their activity on refinancing and dividend recaps, recording $51.0 billion and $18.0 billion, respectively • Refinancing activity continued to be the main driver in first quarter volume with $86.1 billion printed, a strong increase from $31.4 billion during the same period last year • Extension and Repricing activity, which is not included in new-issue loan volume statistics, also recorded a new peak at $183.5 billion during the quarter We'd be happy to discuss as our debt capital markets team is here to objectively evaluate all possible capital structure alternatives and chart a path forward.
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We are pleased to share the KPMG Corporate Finance LLC Credit Markets update for Q3 2023, which offers the following insights: • Leveraged loan volumes recovered in the third quarter as secondary prices and risk sentiment improved. • Repricing and amend-and-extend activity witnessed a significant increase as borrowers seek continuance with their existing lenders amid continued worries about market conditions. • The syndicated loan market made a mild recovery related to higher quality LBO assets, while private credit continues to be the financing of choice for relatively riskier deals and sponsors seeking options for their bolt-on investments. • M&A volumes recovered in the third quarter reaching $38.0 billion, or a 66 percent increase from the second quarter, but still well below historical levels.
