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.
Cash, Communication and Control
How an unrelenting focus on these 'three C's' brought one company from the brink and back to profitability.
Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
Lawmakers are under pressure to pass a second round of stimulus relief before a Supreme Court nomination and just weeks ahead of national elections.
Vertical Bridge’s Founders on the Business of Wireless
Alex Gellman and Bernard Borghei discuss the increasing need for telecommunications infrastructure, Vertical Bridge's M&A activity and more.
With Flexible Capital, Business Owners Create Growth on Their Own Terms
The landscape has changed markedly in many industries, presenting opportunities for future growth if business leaders know how to take advantage of them.
Adventure Ready Brands Keeps Campers Happy
After its outdoor enthusiast customers spent months inside, Adventure Ready Brands has seen a spike in demand for its products as retailers and parks reopened.
Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
The Supreme Court rejects a private equity case, the DOJ cites PE as a preferred buyer, a legislative package would deny aid to PE-backed restaurants, and more.
Private Equity Listed as a ‘Preferred’ Divested Assets Buyer by DOJ
The DOJ will use the same criteria to evaluate private equity firms as it does with other strategic buyers when they buy divested assets.
