Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
The IRS proposed a change to last year's tax reform legislation that would limit deductions businesses can make on interest expenses.
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Educating Lawmakers About Private Capital Is Top Priority in New Congress
ACG New York’s Middle Market Week ends with a discussion of the U.S. midterm elections and their impact on legislative and regulatory activity.
Family Firm Fit: Evaluating Cultural Synergy
When considering a sale, it’s important for family businesses to remember that due diligence is a two-way street when it comes to culture fit.
Frank McGrew of McNally Capital on New Opportunity Zone Clarifications
The Treasury Department has clarified key aspects of investing in OZs, including tax filing and timing, although some areas remain undefined.
CalPERS Strives for Sustainability with New Direct Platform
The California Public Employees’ Retirement System announced plans to invest in operating companies through its new CalPERS Direct platform.
Co-CEOs: Are Two Heads Better Than One?
While still rare, a dual leader model can benefit organizations that are looking for ways to maximize capacity at the top.
RSM’s Joe Brusuelas on the Middle Market’s Labor Dilemma
RSM's chief economist discusses the impact of a tight labor market, trade tensions and monetary policy decisions.
ACG Raleigh Durham Hosts Inaugural Greensboro Event
A local business founder spoke to attendees about his experience selling his company to a private equity-backed strategic buyer.
Actively Managing the Pre-Acquisition Process
By combining strategic and financial analysis with soft skills, GPs can build trust with owners through the due diligence period to get to closing.
Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
ACG members met with SEC Chairman Jay Clayton, the Fed's vice chairman for supervision testified before Congress, and the Fed announced forthcoming reports.