- Houlihan Lokey is the market leader among global restructuring firms, global M&A firms and global fairness opinion firms.
- The firm’s shares are down about 30%, largely due to the general behavior of market participants divesting from bank stocks and ignoring HLI's recession-resistant business model.
- The company has been paying a dividend since its IPO and should continue to grow at double-digit rates given the macroeconomic environment, asset-light business model and solid balance sheet.
- With interest rates rising, government-guaranteed loans made during the pandemic coming due, and stimulus payments abating, it has no option but to thrive.
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