Edenbrook Hill Capital

Edenbrook Hill Capital ("Edenbrook" or "EHC") is an asset-management firm that creates and manages innovative financial vehicles and products with conservative risk characteristics. EHC specializes in favourable risk/return strategies which emphasize strength and stability. EHC's mission is to use credit and asset based structured finance technique... s to create transparent and customizable financial products with favourable risk-return characteristics. Our history of successfully repaying investors over $2 billion in spite of 2007's volatile credit markets (the "Credit Crunch") is a testament to the strength of our investment platforms. Edenbrook Hill Capital was founded in November 2005 by Mark Adams. Mark has 11 years of corporate and structured finance experience at a senior management level, including his tenure at a major credit agency, and broad legal and corporate experience. As its first project in 2006, EHC worked with Dundee Securities Corporation to create and fund Skeena Capital Trust ("Skeena"). Skeena had over $2 billion in funding through either the Canadian commercial paper market or in cash. Although Skeena was impacted by the volatile market conditions that began in the summer of 2007, EHC was part of the team that implemented a successful restructuring of Skeena which was completed in December 2007. As a result, Skeena was the first of the major Canadian non-bank affected ABCP conduits to restructure, with investors receiving nearly 99% of their principal and interest owing as of August 15th, 2007. The successful restructuring of Skeena demonstrates EHC's use of a combination of financial modeling and legal structuring technology to create highly rated credit-resilient investments for Canadian institutional investors that performed well even during extremely volatile market periods. In recognition of Edenbrook's expertise in structured finance assets, several major financial firms have retained EHC to assist in valuations on their affected non-bank ABCP holdings. Despite the volatile ...Read More