Corporate Deal-Makers Buckle in for a Slowdown
Lion Equity Partners, a private equity firm focused on corporate carve-outs, recently polled corporate development teams on their short and long-term M&A outlook.
For Deal-Makers, Speed Dating Gives Way to Long-Distance Relationships
The shift to virtual networking and dealmaking has raised questions about how best to build and maintain relationships online and whether digital tools will have staying power.
Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
The Fed opens the Main Street Lending Program, PPP gets an update, lawmakers raise concern over 401(k) plans adding private equity to their offerings, and more.
It’s the Small Things: Trends in Automotive and Mobility
The business of moving people and things in the near future may depend on these six trends.
The Arrival of Seamless Parking
Relying on decades-old meters and ticket machines, technology platform Arrive found parking structures to be fertile ground for innovation.
Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
The Fed gives small and midsize businesses more pandemic support, freezes interest rates until 2022 and outlines some long-term challenges.
The June Jobs Report, Pricey Stocks & Other Economic Mysteries, Explained
On the podcast, RSM deputy chief economist Kevin Depew discusses the state of the labor market, disconnect between stocks and the real economy, and more.
Bridging the Corporate Gap
Created more than a decade ago, ACG St. Louis's Corporate Peer Group brings together company leaders for a unique networking and educational experience.
Split’s Creek: Human Analysis Separates Itself from AI
Inaccurate findings from automated due diligence can jeopardize a deal in progress, underscoring the importance of human analysis.
Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
Legal experts describe the new PE restrictions in the Federal Reserve’s Main Street Lending Program, the DOL clears PE investment in 401(k)s, and PPP reform heads to the president's desk.