Among the bills that GM may need to pay with their additional $30 billion infusion are massive fees due to two of the only big winners in the GM debacle, Evercore Partners and turnaround consultants AlixPartners. For their impressive work overseeing the automaker’s complete collapse, Evercore and AlixPartners are seeking fees totalling a cool $130 million, which includes a combined $30.9 million in success fees. But the US Trustee overseeing the bankruptcy thinks the “staggering” and “excessive” fees aren’t well deserved and is worried about one of AlixPartners’ fees in particular. As a token of its appreciation, GM agreed to pay the firm a “discretionary fee” that has “no boundaries in amount and scope” and no clear method of calculation.
Trustee Objects to Fees for G.M. Advisers [Dealbook]
I say we get Jeff Macke to investigate this one! He’s probably got some free time on his hands…
great story
Roger Altman bills with a heavy pen.
i’m going to see what i can do about getting Greg here nominated for one of those Pulitzers… you really are a national treasure
Law firms are not too big to fail
Law firms are not too big to fail
but are they paying themselves fees? Goldman Saxs tried to pay themselves fees and I had none of it and neither will my constituents. NONE OF IT!
-M. Waters
@12 – I hate greg’s mom. Why can’t she leave us alone?
This is really good writing. I am enjoying it very much. Definitely getting better!
Bankruptcy
Lands
Again
Near
Uncle
Sam
muhahaha…Jay Alix and Evercore are grinning on this one.
I think we have pushed Greg to the edge…. maybe we should leave him alone. I mean, he’s probably a good guy. He’s like the world of finance’s answer to Joe Buck
@13 and the comments board is his Artie Lange
Obama does not stand with Alix.
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