It’s the Small Things: Trends in Consumer Products
Read about how coronavirus is turning the home into a grocery store and gym, and other trends shaping consumer products.
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Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
The Senate fails again to pass a stimulus package, analysts warn of a contested election, and the Supreme Court gets a new justice.
A Signature Move
Writing instrument maker A.T. Cross counts U.S. presidents among its loyal following, but it, too, has had to adapt to changes in the market.
All Ashore
With help from their private equity owners, some middle-market companies are reconfiguring their supply chains to meet the growing demand for American-made products.
Bain Capital Credit’s Global Head of Private Credit on COVID’s Long-Term Impact
Michael Ewald joins the podcast to discuss how private credit has fared during the pandemic and emerging trends within the asset class.
Invest in Digital Transformation to Drive Value
It’s imperative today to invest in digital transformation—not only to help prepare for the next disruption, but also to grow and stay competitive.
Avoiding Risk with International Payroll
Organizations must be sensitive to local payment customs and cultural differences that impact how international employees are paid.
Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
The reach of the Fed's Main Street Lending Program remains limited, and the Senate urges the White House to drop stimulus talks.
A Qualified Opinion: Robert von Furth
Robert von Furth, a managing director at Stout, corresponded with MMG about M&A and investment trends in the consumer product space.
Rising ‘Social Inflation’ Is Putting Midsize Businesses at Risk. Here’s Why.
On the podcast, QBE North America’s chief underwriting officer explains the drivers of liability and litigation risks in the middle market.