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What Trump’s Infrastructure Initiative Means for the Middle Market

The vast majority of U.S. middle-market business executives say that the success of their companies depends on robust domestic infrastructure. Will the White House's recent investment proposal do the trick?

Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup

Congress this week averted a prolonged government shutdown by passing a budget bill, and the Treasury Department and IRS released guidance for the new tax law.

Amit Bouri of the GIIN on Impact Investing’s Growing Appeal

The co-founder and CEO of the Global Impact Investing Network discusses the increasing interest among investors, including middle-market private equity, in impact investing.

Private Equity’s Amazon Problem

Private equity investors are watching from the sidelines as Amazon revolutionizes how customers shop, waiting to see how the e-commerce giant redefines retail.

Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup

In Washington this week, a court ruling will impact the leadership of the CFPB, commitments to infrastructure investment ramp up, and Paul Ryan pushes a new workforce development initiative.

A Glimpse Inside the Warehouse

Go behind the scenes with Trademark Global, the cover subject of MMG's January/February 2018 issue, to see what a day in the warehouse looks like.

Jane Rowe of Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan

Rowe, the senior managing director and head of private capital, explains the investment strategy at Ontario Teachers', a pioneer of the Canadian private investing model.

Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup

The White House lays out its immigration demands, infrastructure reemerges as a top Trump administration priority, and the Senate approves Fed Chair Jerome Powell.

Value-Based Care & PE: Where Are We Now? (VIDEO)

Three experts discuss the future of value-based health care and other changes that could rapidly impact private equity investment.

Middle-Market M&A Looks Robust in 2018—Citizens Bank Survey

In a survey of more than 400 middle-market executives, the majority said they are either currently involved in, or are considering, a sale or merger this year.