Lawmakers Consider Tax Hike on Private Equity
A group of lawmakers has reintroduced legislation that would repeal the carried interest tax exemption, increasing the burden on PE managers and their firms.
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Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
Congress reintroduces bill to repeal carried interest exemption, stimulus work continues, and Fed releases stress test scenarios.
ESG Takes Center Stage
Investors are increasingly asking about a company’s environmental risk factors, how it treats its employees and the community at large, and how it is governed.
Sale-Leasebacks During COVID and Beyond
More companies are looking at sale-leaseback as an alternative source of financing, as other financing markets are trending back.
Lease Restructuring Strategies During COVID and Beyond
Tenants should understand that leases can be constantly mined for value creation, and that landlord outreach is an ongoing practice, not just an exercise during unprecedented times.
Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
Biden commits to wage hikes, and the Federal Reserve expands PPP support to small businesses by focusing on banks.
Sale-Leaseback Transactions Poised to Play a Larger Role in M&A
While more private equity firms are employing a sale-leaseback strategy, there are still many that aren't taking advantage of this opportunity and could be leaving money on the table.
Closing the Rural Tech Gap
Entrepreneurs in small towns often lack adequate access to critical digital infrastructure—but here's how private investment is changing that.
QBE North America: Assessing and Managing Risk
Companies faced an unprecedented array of risks in 2020. Here's what business leaders should know as those risks evolve in the year ahead.
Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
Biden's stimulus package clears a hurdle, and how Congress could target the private equity industry in the future.