Investment Bankers Tackle the Intersection of Technology and Services
Tech-enabled services yield heaps of new deals and opportunities in remote learning, legal e-discovery offerings, data, analytics and other areas.
Sectors
Ukraine Crises Rattles Investor Confidence in Oil and Gas – But For How Long?
The invasion of Ukraine may derail the M&A momentum of the oil and gas industry seen at the start of the year, says Balch & Bingham partner David Bowsher.
For Patient Investors, Breweries and Distilleries Offer a Shot at Growth and a Smooth Exit
The beer and spirits industries are infused with production and regulatory complications, but also offer a shot at growth for determined investors.
Investors Gobble up Restaurants Despite COVID Challenges
Our Spring 2022 Middle Market DealMaker cover story looks at the factors keeping private equity investors interested in the restaurant industry.
How to Move the Needle with DE&I in the Finance Sector
Three business leaders discuss strategies for implementing DE&I initiatives as social justice and systemic racism concerns remain at the forefront of American corporate discourse.
Leading With a Steady Hand: A Peer Profile on Martin Okner
A look inside the dpHUE President & COO’s pandemic experience, collaboration with Prelude Growth Partners, and time management strategy.
SEC Form PF: A Look Inside the Proposed Amendment
In the wake of the SEC's proposed amendments to Form PF, the private equity community reacts and considers how to prepare.
Why Architecture, Engineering and Construction Is a Sector to Watch
Thanks to tailwinds like the 2021 infrastructure bill, it may be time for investors to take a closer look at the architecture, engineering and construction industry.
Four Sectors Primed for Growth
Middle Market Growth and Grata identified four sectors—healthcare, e-commerce, personal care and beauty, and gaming—primed for growth
Pioneering Life Science M&A with Cloud-Based Technology
A look at how cloud models are replacing cost-intensive legacy systems with a more flexible, subscription-based operating model.