BDO USA LLP said David Balderach, an industry veteran with more than 30 years of banking and restructuring experience, recently joined BDO’s business restructuring and turnaround services practice in the firm’s Houston office.
Having focused on the energy and oilfield services sector throughout his career, Balderach brings deep industry experience to BDO to advise companies, lenders and other investors on complex restructuring matters, the firm said in a statement.
Most recently serving as a senior vice president and manager of energy special assets, Balderach represented his former firm in multiple bankruptcy cases during the 2015-16 energy downturn. He also managed an industry-focused lending group where he led several borrowing syndicates. He is a graduate of The University of Texas at Austin.
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