Distressed debt tech trades by Vector Capital?

Hi fellow monkeys,

title says it all - I have heard this guys are pretty smart and aggressive and would be curious to see what they have done in the distressed debt space in the tech sector. I have heard they have a distressed angle though not sure if they traditionally approach it through the debt or through the equity, some trade names or case studies you could point me to would be useful.

Thanks

 

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Check out the bankruptcy of Fusion Connect; I didn't follow it closely / unsure how they made out, but know high-level Vector (i) was assertive during the bankruptcy re: some debt they'd funded ~1 year before the bankruptcy (secured, but I don't recall by what kind(s) of collateral), only settled with the debtors and other secured lenders toward the end of the case, and (ii) put 1-2 people on the reorganized company's board. So in sum, a situation where they were pretty active.

From a quick scan of Reorg Research, they've also been involved in Clover Technologies (prepetition debt holder) and Sizmek (equity sponsor & lender) chapter 11 cases.

 

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