SEC Moves to Update Aging Advertising Rules
Investment advisers who want to get the word out about their services are going to be stuck in the 1960s unless the SEC changes its advertising rule.
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Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
Trump floats tax holiday to boost the economy from the coronavirus outbreak, and the SEC proposes a rule change for exempt offerings.
Why Protecting Critical Infrastructure is a Growth Business
Colin Dunn, founder and CEO of cybersecurity hardware maker Fend, sat down with ACG National Capital to discuss the digital security landscape facing modern companies and infrastructure.
Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
Regulators to roll back some Volcker Rule restrictions, a Supreme Court decision could block private equity’s entry into the 401(k) market, and virus fears prompt Fed interest rate cut.
3D Printing: The ‘Great Equalizer’ for U.S. Manufacturing
On the podcast, Jon Walker of EOS North America explains additive manufacturing and how it's leveling the playing field for American manufacturers.
SEC Proposal Widens Pool of Accredited Investors
A new rule could increase access to investment opportunities for financial services professionals who don’t meet current wealth-based criteria.
Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
The NLRB issued its final rule on the joint-employer standard, the Small Business Administration plans to improve private equity access, and the HFSC released its March hearing schedule.
Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
Lawmakers consider a bill that would hike reporting requirements for PE firms with health care holdings, the Senate vets Trump's Fed picks, and an SEC commissioner steps down.
Jennifer Fondrevay on the Human Side of M&A (Rebroadcast)
Fondrevay outlines common mistakes made during M&A transactions and steps to address human capital considerations earlier in the process.
It’s the Small Things: The Building Boom
Some assembly may be required for these six trends in buildings and infrastructure.