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CHHSM 2010 Annual Meeting: Cain Brothers Plenary Session

Amy Hayman, Managing Director, Cain Brothers

Amy, who joined Cain Brothers in 1998, brings more than 20 years of corporate and investment banking experience to her clients. During her tenure as an investment banker in senior living, Amy has completed over 65 long-term care transactions totaling over $2.5 billion in par value. Amy has experience in the management, structuring, and financial analysis of a variety of senior living transactions, including enhanced and unenhanced issues, multi-facility system obligated group financings, bond tenders, advanced refundings, restructurings, repositionings, start-up and expansion project financings, as well as structuring interest rate swaps. Amy also has experience completing valuations of senior living providers and is active with mergers, acquisitions and sales within the senior living industry. Amy is a frequent speaker at health care conferences across the country. Amy is currently is a member of the Financial Advisory Panel for CARF/CCAC.

Before joining Cain Brothers, Amy served as Vice President at B.C. Ziegler and Company, specializing in senior living finance. Prior to that, Amy spent seven years in corporate banking.

Amy grew up in Madison, Wisconsin. She received a Bachelor of Business Administration degree from the University of Wisconsin, Madison.

Joe Mulligan, Managing Director, Cain Brothers Joe Mulligan, managing director in Cain Brothers St. Louis office, joined Cain Brothers’ Senior Health and Housing Group in 2008 and is located in the firm’s Saint Louis office. Prior to joining the firm, Joe worked as an investment banker for A.G. Edwards & Sons, Inc. and Wachovia Securities, where he coordinated their senior living finance practice nationally. In addition to his banking and origination experience at A.G. Edwards, Joe sat on their Derivatives Committee and also helped establish that firm’s underwriting criterion, bond marketing processes, and surveillance procedures for senior living financings nationally.

During his tenure as an investment banker, Joe has raised more than $2.5 billion in tax-exempt and taxable transactions for clients in 29 states. He has a diverse clientele that includes single-site CCRCs; multi-site CCRC systems; stand alone skilled nursing, assisted living, dementia and senior housing providers; mental health organizations; long-term acute care hospitals; rehabilitation hospitals; sub-acute care facilities; acute care hospitals; specialty hospitals; and human service providers.

Joe grew up in Saint Louis and received a BS and an MBA from Saint Louis University.