Credit markets poised for decade of dislocation: G2′s Morley
Mon, Oct 24 10:16 AM EDT
By Dinesh Nair

DUBAI (Reuters) – Global credit markets are poised for a decade of dislocation with sovereign debt issues in the euro zone and United States providing attractive entry points to distressed debt investors, Todd Morley, co-founder and chairman of asset management firm G2 Investment Group said.

“Our general themes are that we are into probably decade of credit dislocation. The Euro zone and the United States are still playing themselves out and you have big credit dislocations, counting in the trillions,” Morley said in an interview with Reuters. Continue reading →

The Green Building Tipping Point
Trevor Neilson
July 29, 2011
HuffPost Business

In the spring of 2006 I went to New Orleans to see what I could do to help rebuild following the nightmare of hurricane Katrina. With a group of partners including Global Green, we began the process of developing a multi-family housing project by announcing a design competition which drew 3,000 registrants. Continue reading →

MB Global Partners’ Maria Boyazny’s interviews on Emirates News and Fox Business about the opportunities available as a result of the global financial crisis.

Rapidly emerging as one of the world’s fastest growing economies, Iraq is a place that few global private equity investors can afford to miss; writes Northern Gulf Partners’ Zaab Sethna in Zawya Investor. Continue reading →

G2-affiliated Northern Gulf Partners’ Bartle Bull appeared in an Economist article discussing investment in Iraq. Continue reading →

Business magazine publisher Forbes is getting into the capital raising business, lending its name to private investment group run by G2 Investment Partners, peHUB reported on Thursday. Continue reading →

G2 Investment Group, founded by two former Guggenheim Partners executives and a prominent Latin American financier, is launching a new platform for real estate equity and debt investment, led by Kenneth Cohen, Larry Kravetz and Charles Manna. Continue reading →