On Sept. 26, with banks controlling how Heller spent its money, shareholders voted to dissolve the firm.
In the case of a professional consulting practice, the only things of any value as collateral are usually: (1) the brand name of the company and any of its products, processes, etc.; (2) the company's accounts receivable; and (3) if applicable, any real estate the company might own.
This is probably why you hardly see any big, publicly-traded professional consulting companies.
I honed in on that also. Interesting. Guess we’ll be calling all the banks “Bank of America” literally.