Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
The Treasury pulls the plug on the Main Street Lending Program, Biden announces key members of his economic team, and the new administration’s impact on government contracts.
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25 Years in Private Equity: Three Key Evolutions
The transformation of the private equity industry over the decades has stemmed from these three areas, and lessons learned could be used in the years ahead.
Closing the Talent Gap
Midsize manufacturers cited talent management as one of the biggest sources of risk to their company. Here's what a few companies are doing about it.
For Health Care M&A, Turn to a Specialist
Trusted advisers can help deal professionals navigate even the most intricate parts of the highly regulated health care space.
COVID-Era Private Credit Trends: Liquidity Covenants In, DDTLs Out
A rash of violations stemming from COVID-19 has forced lenders to reevaluate portfolio companies and rewrite covenants.
Lending Through the Pandemic: The Value of Deep Relationships
On the podcast, Twin Brook’s Rich Christensen discusses working with PE sponsors to navigate COVID-19 and middle-market deal and lending activity.
The Middle Market’s Next Frontier
Space was once the exclusive domain of publicly funded initiatives and startups, but declining costs are opening it up to midsize companies and investors.
Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
The SEC's chairman announces he will resign by year's end, and a Biden administration could mean tighter financial regulation.
Biden Supports HEROES Act for Next Stimulus Package
During a press conference on Monday, President-elect Joseph Biden said he would pass a multi-trillion-dollar stimulus package proposed by the House earlier this year.
Get Ahead of a Business Crisis: Tips from QBE’s Head of Claims
On the podcast, QBE North America’s Eric Sanders offers ways to tap into a claims team's expertise and best practices to follow after a loss.
