Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
Five agencies adopted a rule simplifying Volcker Rule compliance, and Congress gears up for a series of hearings on the finance industry.
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U.S. and Chinese Leaders Hint at Trade War Breakthrough
U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping seemed to indicate Friday that talks between the two countries have entered a new phase.
Biden’s Son to Step Down from Chinese PE Firm
After coming under scrutiny by President Donald Trump, Hunter Biden, son of former Vice President Joe Biden, announced he would cut ties with a Beijing PE firm.
Duo Security Founder Dug Song on Building a Unicorn
On the podcast, Dug Song spoke about the origins of Duo, the decision to sell to Cisco, and how Duo helped draw venture capital investors to Michigan.
Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
The White House launched a website for opportunity zones and the HFSC published its October agenda.
Treating Pain Points in Health Care
An increasing number of organizations are adopting software for revenue cycle management to address problems in coding bills, processing claims and auditing reimbursement.
ACG’s New CEO Brings a Passion for Growth
Tom Bohn, CAE, will step into his new role as president and CEO of ACG Global on Dec. 1 and looks forward to bringing strong growth to the organization.
RSM’s Deputy Chief Economist on Declining Confidence in Q3 and What’s Ahead
On the podcast, Kevin Depew, RSM's deputy chief economist, discussed RSM's Q3 Middle Market Business Index and how to prepare for a protracted trade war.
How Middle-Market Companies Can Reduce Cybersecurity Risks
Middle-market companies could once depend on their smaller size or lack of connectivity to avoid cyberattacks, but an increasing reliance on technology is making them a target for hackers.
Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
ACG submits a letter in support of the SEC effort to simplify private offering exemptions, and Congress summons witnesses to examine leveraged lending practices.