
HIG’s Scotland promoted to managing director

HIG Capital has promoted Andrew Scotland to managing director of its distressed debt and special situations arm, Bayside Capital.
Scotland joined HIG in 2013 as a principal from RBS, where he was previously managing director of the bank's special situations group for six years. Prior to that he was a senior analyst focused on European distressed investments.
So far at Bayside, Scotland has focused on European non-control distressed corporate debt situations, overseeing the investment process from origination and research to structuring and execution.
Before joining RBS, Scotland was a director in the equity research department of ABN Amro. Prior to that, he was part of the institutional investor research teams at Citigroup and Credit Suisse.
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