Artificial Intelligence in Aerospace and Defense: Slow Path to Disruption
While M&A activity has so far been slow, experts say AI within A&D has the potential to drive significant investment in the coming years
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3D Printing the Future of A&D
TBM Consulting Group's Ranjith Rajendran discusses the ways 3D printing is impacting M&A in aerospace and defense
PE Weekly: M&A Targets Consumer Sector, Research Eyes Midmarket Financing Challenges
Recent deals target the consumer and healthcare spaces, while new research eyes ongoing challenges to accessing capital
The Aerospace Supply Chain: From Crisis to Opportunity
AE Industrial Partners' David Rowe and Bryan McElwee examine the lasting impact of COVID-19 on the aerospace supply chain
Putting the Naval Ship Ecosystem on Investors’ Radar
While deals have been scarce, robust government funding and a prolific supply chain make the naval ship ecosystem ripe for M&A
A Decade on, Private Credit Matures and Evolves
SuperReturn’s private credit conference in New York highlighted private credit’s expansion
Managing Wildfire Risk with AI
As energy companies seek ways to safeguard utility infrastructure, Buzz Solutions is using emerging technologies in innovative ways to help keep fires snuffed
PE Weekly: PE Firms, Strategics Drive Diverse M&A Activity
From sporting goods to cybersecurity, dealmakers bring M&A to a wide range of sectors
PE Weekly: Industrials, Tech-Enabled Business Services Drive M&A
Plus, two new investment platforms announced as dealmakers brace for improved M&A conditions
NAV Lending Ramps in Popularity, but Questions Remain
In a muted exit environment, some firms have taken on NAV loans to bring additional capital to long-held portfolio companies. The LP community is split on the benefits or pitfalls of the strategy