Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
The House this week held hearings to explore challenges in manufacturing and address topics related to the SEC’s Division of Investment Management.
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A Legislative Update from Langston Emerson of The Cypress Group
Emerson offers insight into key legislative issues, the midterm elections, and how a shift in control of the House could impact the congressional agenda.
Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
Two key bills recently passed through the House Financial Services Committee, and the SEC chairman clarified that agency staff guidance is not binding.
Is Now the Time to Sell?
Favorable market conditions suggest now might be the time for middle-market owners to consider a liquidity event rather than deferring the decision to sell.
The Means to an End
Private equity firms are increasingly conducting sell-side due diligence to uncover details in two major areas that impact selling price: quality of earnings and taxes.
Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
The Senate confirmed a new Internal Revenue Service commissioner and the National Labor Relations Board proposed a change to the joint-employer standard.
No More Deal or No Deal
A hungry private equity market has created more liquidity alternatives for company owners.
Why Consolidation Is Gripping the Grocery Industry
The grocery industry has experienced distress and consolidation, and that's expected to continue. Here's a look at the drivers behind those trends.
Chris Jackson of Deloitte on Technology Trends in the Middle Market
The Deloitte Private technology leader discusses his firm's 2018 Mid-Market Technology Trends Report, including the role of talent and the future of work.
New Revenue Recognition Standard Could Prompt a New Story
Private equity firms may need to change their models and rewrite growth narratives for their portfolio companies in response to ASC 606.