Antitrust Regulation Could Lead to Uptick in Tech Carve-outs
Lawmakers are expected to take a stronger stance on antitrust practices from big tech companies. Could that spell opportunity for acquirers?
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Drones, Zoom and Glassdoor Fuel ‘New Diligence’
For many deal-makers, the lockdowns last spring brought business to a standstill until something remarkable happened: They found new ways to meet with clients and close deals.
SEC Moves to Revise Reporting Rules on Private Equity
The SEC is considering updates to its filing documents that could require private equity firms to disclose more information to the agency, changes to its SPAC policy, and more.
A SPACtacular Tech Issue
The Spring 2021 edition of Middle Market Growth spotlights trends in the technology sector, from SPACs to Canadian tech M&A.
SPAC Activity Picks up After Pause
A panel of experts discussed the current state of the SPAC market and where it’s headed during a virtual panel hosted by ACG and sponsored by Grant Thornton LLP.
It’s Time to Act on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
The case for diversity is more than a moral position—it's become a source of competitive advantage for businesses and investors.
SEC Chief Seeks Expanded Reporting Requirements on PE Funds | Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
The SEC is exploring options to raise reporting requirements for private equity advisors, the Fed will keep its easy money policy in place, and the White House continues infrastructure talks.
Executive Spotlight: Matthew Mead
Meet Matthew Mead, CEO of Hempitecture. He's been building houses out of hemp for years. Now new state paint a bright future for his company.
Looking for Safe Bets in the Cannabis Industry
Advice for investors looking to set up for success before and after the expected eventual legalization of marijuana in the US.
Anti-SPAC Bill Surfaces in Hearing | Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
A draft bill would remove protections for SPACs, the Fed warns of leveraged loan risk, and lawmakers barter over an infrastructure spending bill.