Turning Company Carrion into Caviar
Distressed debt investing has become a significant part of alternative investment landscape but it often gets a bad rap.
Deep Dives
Under Pressure: Investors May Have to Dig for Distressed Deals
A stronger economy adds up to fewer troubled companies. To find them, investors are homing in on specific drivers of distress and industries undergoing rapid change.
Could J.B. Pritzker Apply His Longterm Investment Strategy to Illinois’ Woes?
The billionaire scion of the Pritzker family of Illinois announced his bid for Illinois governor.
Middle Market Caucus Event Focuses on Tax Issues
Deductibility of interest on corporate debt is a top concern for middle-market dealmakers, who met with lawmakers to dive into tax reform and its effects on economic growth.
Polaroid Investors Develop a Better Picture
In a departure from its history, iconic camera maker Polaroid became purely a licensing company eights years ago. Backed by private capital, it is once again profitable.
A Dog-Eat-Dog Deal for Online Pooch-Sitting Service Rover.com
This week online pet-sitting platform Rover.com agreed to purchase rival DogVacay in an all-stock transaction.
ACG Past Chairman Hendrickson Joins Business Executives at the White House
Pamela Hendrickson joined business executives in meetings with senior staff of the White House National Economic Council and the Senate Finance Committee to discuss corporate tax reform.
How CFOs Are Harnessing Digital Disruption to Increase Productivity, Business Value
We are living in digital revolution where new gadgets, technologies and innovations are permeating our everyday lives.
ACG Gets Innovative to Attract M&A Millennials
ACG chapters across the country use innovative programs to attract and retain young professionals.
Border Adjustment Tax Should Be Incentive to Mid-Market Firms—RSM Report
A new RSM report says, if approved, a large-scale border adjustment tax could present opportunity for midsize companies.