Jeffrey Chanin

Jeffrey Chanin is an investment banker and restructuring specialist who served as a lieutenant under Sandy Sigoloff at Dalen Corporation, where he negotiated the buyback of Ken Langone's Handy Dan shares. He later headed the reorganization and restructuring group at Drexel Burnham Lambert's Beverly Hills office before co-founding Chanin Capital Partners, a restructuring boutique that handled major bankruptcy cases including Fruit of the Loom, Regal Cinemas, and Orange County's $10 billion bankruptcy. He cashed out of Chanin Capital Partners in 1995 and has since retired to Connecticut.