Covenant Review, LLC is an independent research provider that maintains a proprietary
database of research reports on bond covenants for a diverse group of companies
in every major industry group. Covenant Review is the only research provider focusing
on the in-depth analysis of corporate bond covenants. Our analysts attended top
law schools and are also practicing attorneys. Covenant Review serves many of the
world’s leading mutual funds, insurance companies, pension funds, hedge funds,
and other institutional asset managers.
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Adam B. Cohen, Founder and Managing Member
Adam B. Cohen graduated from the University of Florida in 1993 and from Georgetown University Law School cum laude in 1997, having been elected to the Georgetown Law Journal. Prior to founding Covenant Review, he was a corporate finance attorney with Latham & Watkins and an investment banker with Lehman Brothers. At Latham, he represented both investment banks and sponsor-backed issuers on dozens of high yield debt and equity offerings for significant transactions that included Calpine, Magnachip Semiconductors, and XM Satellite Radio.
Adam founded Covenant Review in November 2005 as the world's first boutique research firm focused on corporate bond covenants in order to provide institutional investors with perspectives on their rights as bondholders as seen through the eyes of experienced practicing lawyers. He was one of seven contributors to the American Bar Association's Model Negotiated Covenants Project and is on the Credit Roundtable where he was instrumental in the development of the "White Paper" for model covenants for the investment grade universe. Adam has been quoted and/or published in publications such as Barron's, Bloomberg, Credit Investment News, Credit Magazine, Grant's Interest Rate Observer, High Yield Report, International Financial Law Review, and Leverage World, and he regularly lectures on covenant issues to investment professionals and other attorneys. He is widely considered to be the leading commentator on corporate bond covenants.
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