Global Credit Markets Remain Stable, Politics Less So—S&P Report
Major economies are expected to support stability, but political uncertainty in pockets of the globe could put it at risk.
Watermill Deal Shows Continuing Strength of Cross-Border M&A
The Massachusetts-based private equity firm today announced it has acquired Cooper & Turner, a manufacturer and distributor headquartered in the U.K.
Balancing Social Media Benefits with Regulatory Risk
A new white paper looks at the benefits of platforms like LinkedIn and Twitter and how investment firms can use them without running afoul of SEC rules.
It’s the Small Things: Automotive Industry Trends
From popular subsectors to changes in the fuel market, here are four trends shaping the industry.
Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
After a failed health care vote, the U.S. Senate joined the House in August recess. What should we expect when they return?
GLE Precision Puts a Face on Middle-Market Business
The Michigan manufacturer makes products that fit in your palm, but its reach goes much farther.
Fraud Events on the Rise
A growing business means increased cyberrisk. Here are nine tips middle-market companies can follow to create a solid cybersecurity framework.
Cross-Border Deal Flow Climbs in 2017—Global M&A Report
International transaction value rose more than 27 percent in the first half of 2017, even as investors remain wary of economic and political risks.
‘America First’ and Its Impact on Cross-Border M&A
The Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States is taking on a greater role in transactions involving foreign buyers and domestic sellers.
Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
In this week's headlines, the Senate confirmed appointees and mulled how to pass tax reform while the administration pushed to roll back the Volcker Rule.