OVERVIEW
Distressed Markets:
Opportunistic | Deal-by-Deal
Phin W. Stubbs founded Bellwether Investment in 1992, following six years managing distressed loans with the Federal Asset Disposition Association (FADA) and the Resolution Trust Corporation (RTC). The quasi-governmental agencies were created by Congress to resolve a $400 billion banking crisis at the time.
Stubbs acquires distressed financial assets across the spectrum of collateral and risk, including senior and subordinate debts, equities, and credits. Acquisitions have ranged from $1M to over $100M.
Historical Financial Instrument and Collateral Focus:
Debts: All Tranches, Performing, Sub-Performing, and Default
Bonds: Private & Public: Public Senior Secured Bond Investments Through Third-Party Expert
Real Estate Collateral: Full Service and Limited Service Hotels, Mini-Storage Facilities, Residential Lots, and Garden Office Buildings
Business Collateral: Funeral Service Businesses, Other Service Businesses, Restaurants, and Small Manufacturers
Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Receivables: Investments Through Third-Party Experts
Venture Debt: Case-by-Case Reviews
Specialized Niche Private Debt:
Funeral Services Industry | Fund-by-Fund | Deal-by-Deal
Phin W. Stubbs established PSI (aka, PSI-1) in 2000, upon the acquisition of the largest lender to the U.S. Funeral Services Industry, Provident Services, Inc., a subsidiary of Service Corp. International (NYSE: SCI). The $130M portfolio consisted of 85 loans secured by funeral home businesses and real estate in the U.S., Canada, and Puerto Rico.
In addition to periodic sidecar loan originations and loan acquisitions, Stubbs has organized three Private Debt Funds to date, ranging from $20M to over $100M.