Niemann Rejoins Houlihan Lokey
September 29, 2008
Matthew Niemann, who left Houlihan Lokey for an affiliate of private equity firm Cerberus Capital Management, has rejoined the investment bank as co-head of the Midwest restructuring practice. He will focus on providing restructuring council to companies and their affiliates.
Niemann was a managing director in Houlihan Lokey’s Chicago and Los Angeles offices before leaving for Cerberus Capital Chicago, where he focused on private equity and lending investments. He also worked with Cerberus portfolio company Residential Capital, the mortgage unit of GMAC.
Before he initially joined Houlihan Lokey, Niemann was in the restructuring and corporate finance group of PriceWaterhouseCoopers and worked as an attorney with law firm Bryan Cave in St. Louis.
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