Laurier Enterprises
Managing Director
Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel Llp Oct 1989 - Jun 2011
Partner
Laurier Enterprises Oct 1989 - Jun 2011
Owner
Education:
Rutgers Law School 1978 - 1981
Doctor of Jurisprudence, Doctorates, Banking, Corporate Finance, Law
University of Wisconsin - Madison 1968 - 1973
Doctorates, Doctor of Philosophy, History
Skills:
Insurance Risk Management Mergers Claim Litigation Securities Regulation Venture Capital Business Strategy Securitization Trade Secrets Due Diligence Underwriting Restructuring Asset Managment Dispute Corporate Law Financial Services Capital Markets Commercial Litigation Securities Litigation Bankruptcy Energy Chapter 11 International Arbitration Strategic Planning Reinsurance Arbitration Legal Advice Accounting Litigation Management Securities Corporate Governance Licensing Financial Risk International Law Financial Analysis Intellectual Property Corporate Finance Private Equity Reverse Mergers Hedge Funds Joint Ventures Appeals Securities Offerings Project Finance Creditors' Rights Investments Structured Finance Liability Trademarks
Garnet Morris - Saskatchewan, CA Wilson Olive - Saskatchewan, CA Allan Reznick - Chappaqua NY, US
International Classification:
G06Q 40/00
US Classification:
705004000, 705037000, 705039000
Abstract:
A retirement compensation arrangement (RCA) leveraged loan portfolio is created and debt instruments secured by the RCA leveraged loan portfolio are sold in a public or private offering. The fixed rate or floating rate debt instruments secured by the RCA leveraged loan portfolio provide investment access to high quality insurance policies and rights to monies in refundable government tax accounts.
John Bader - New York NY, US Allan Reznick - Chappaqua NY, US
International Classification:
G06F017/60
US Classification:
705/064000
Abstract:
A method and system of utilizing an insuring or other financially responsible party to pay claims to creditors in an insolvency proceeding aligns the financial incentives of creditors with the financial incentives of those funding and resolving claims. The present invention shifts the risk of administration of the claims resolution process in an insolvency proceeding away from the insolvent entity and transfers the risk to the insuring or other financially responsible party which is an economically stronger entity with lower costs of capital and superior risk management resources.