RMP Partners Acquires Eaton Hudson to Launch a Massive Corporate Restructuring Platform
New York, Tuesday, 2 June 2026.
On June 1, 2026, RMP Partners acquired Eaton Hudson, a firm with $2.8 billion in past dispositions, creating a powerful new platform for corporate restructuring and asset recovery.
Expanding the Distressed-Asset Ecosystem
On June 1, 2026, the Houston, Texas-based business advisory firm RMP Partners formalized its acquisition of Eaton Hudson, Inc., a national valuation, capital advisory, and asset disposition firm [1]. Prior to this transaction, RMP Partners had already established a diverse portfolio of affiliated companies, with operations spanning real estate, e-commerce, consumer brands, and legal support services [1]. By integrating Eaton Hudson into its ecosystem, RMP Partners aims to establish a comprehensive distressed-asset platform capable of navigating complex corporate turnarounds [1].
Strategic Continuity in Operations
Despite the change in ownership structure, the post-acquisition strategy prioritizes operational continuity. Eaton Hudson will continue to operate under its established brand name [1]. Furthermore, the transition, effective as of June 1, 2026, will not disrupt day-to-day operations or alter existing client points of contact [1]. The current leadership team will remain at the helm, guided by James Schaye, the Chief Executive Officer of Eaton Hudson, alongside Amir Mireskandari, who serves as both Principal and CEO of RMP Partners [1].
Capital Reallocation in a Shifting Economy
The creation of this combined platform highlights a broader strategic focus on distressed assets in the current macroeconomic environment [GPT]. As companies face evolving financial pressures, the demand for specialized capital advisory and valuation services becomes increasingly critical for efficient capital reallocation [GPT]. Market participants monitoring this consolidation can direct inquiries to Amir Mireskandari, who has been designated as the primary contact for the acquisition, reachable via the firm’s Houston-area headquarters [1].