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Richard Shinder
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Founder and Managing Partner, Theatine Partners
Greenwich, New York
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Biography
Richard J. Shinder is a long-time financial services executive and founder of Theatine Partners, a financial consultancy. In a 30-year career on Wall Street, he has worked in a variety of advisory, principal, and managerial roles for firms including The Blackstone Group, Goldman Sachs, and Perella Weinberg Partners, among others. His experience includes successfully completing scores of transactions in financial restructuring/bankruptcy, distressed investing, and corporate, project, and sovereign/sub-sovereign credit. He is a frequent lecturer, speaker and panelist on business and financial topics, and has written extensively on economic, financial, geopolitical, cultural, and corporate governance-related issues. Mr. Shinder resides with his family in New York City.
Corporate Governance , Current Events
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By Richard Shinder| The American Spectator Verified Americans were justifiably shocked when UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was murdered on a midtown Manhattan street last December. Perhaps more shocking was the reaction among those who rationalized the crime as a consequence of legitimate frustrations with skyrocketing healthcare costs, rising premiums, denied claims, and a healthcare system that seems to place patients near the bottom of its list of priorities.
By Richard Shinder| The American Spectator Verified If the 2024 electoral outcome demonstrates anything enduring, it is this: So much for classical liberalism being on the “wrong side of history.”The American progressive movement has for decades averred that anyone opposed to their designs for remaking American society is a reactionary who, in William F.
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